"Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail" PPT Courseware 12

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"Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail" PPT Courseware 12

bì hǔ jiè shū wén zi shé

gecko borrow book mosquito snake

táo zǒu nán kàn jiě jie xī wěi ba

Escape ugly sister new tail

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1. Where does the little gecko crawl?

2. Who did it see doing what?

3. What did the little gecko say?

4. How did the other party respond?

Thinking while reading:

1. Why does the little gecko want to borrow its tail?

2. Who do little geckos borrow their tails from?

3. Did the little gecko borrow its tail? Why?

4. How did the little gecko borrow its tail?

tail function

Kangaroo, tell me, kangaroo, what is your tail for?

——My tail serves as a leg to support my body for balance.

Scorpion, scorpion, tell me, what is your tail for?

——My tail is filled with poisonous juice to protect myself from intrusion.

Woodpecker, tell me, what is your tail for?

——My tail is like a nail, which sticks to the big tree to peck at insects.

Rattlesnake, tell me, what is your tail for?

——My tail can make sounds and attract frogs and bugs!

What are the characteristics of a small gecko’s tail?

The tail of a small gecko is easy to break, but it can grow a new tail after it is broken. This ability is called "regeneration" ability. Regeneration ability can help the little gecko escape from enemies and effectively protect itself.

Think about it:

What knowledge have you gained from taking this lesson?

Animal tails are different and have different uses.

Do you know what other animals have their tails used for?

The purpose of the little gecko tail

The gecko's tail is particularly unique. In addition to balancing the body, it also has the function of confusing and scaring enemies. When a gecko is pursued by a natural enemy, it can cut off its tail. After the tail is severed, it can twitch and twist convulsively, drawing the attention or attack power of the natural enemy to the tail, allowing it to escape.

Thought of it from the tail of a little gecko

Regeneration of baby gecko tail

When a gecko encounters an enemy, it will shed its tail. While the enemy is devouring the tail, it can escape and grow another tail soon.

This organ regeneration function is indeed enviable.

About regeneration

How amazing would it be if humans could one day regrow their broken palms? This is not magic. Scientists have been able to use native cells to regenerate human organs. One day, patients will no longer have to wait for transplants. Whatever your organs need, you have to rely on yourself.

Wei Kanti, director of the Center for Biological Tissue Engineering at the University of Massachusetts, used this technology to help a young machine worker regrow a finger.

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"Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail" PPT:

"Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail" PPT Part One Content: Guidance Today, the teacher brought a small riddle to the children to see who is the smartest and can guess it. What is called a tiger is not a tiger. It is born with four legs. He likes to live in the corner and eats mosquitoes and flies. (guess an animal) Get to know the gecko ..

"Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail" PPT courseware 13:

"Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail" PPT Courseware 13 Guess the riddle: It is called a tiger but not a tiger. It is born with four legs. It likes to live in corners and eats mosquitoes and flies. Have you guessed the answer? The answer is me! I am a little gecko. Let me introduce myself first! Everyone got to know the little gecko...

"Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail" PPT courseware 11:

"Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail" PPT Courseware 11 Do you know what kind of animal this is? The gecko is a reptile with a flat body, a round tail, short limbs, and suction cups on its toes that allow it to crawl on walls. It eats mosquitoes, flies, moths and other small insects, and is harmful to humans...

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