
Creation vs. Natural Selection
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Science
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5th Grade
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Easy
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Christine Stracener
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9 Slides • 6 Questions
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Creation vs
Natural Selection
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What is Creation?
●Creation is the belief that all living things were made by a higher power
●Some people believe everything was created exactly as we see it today
●This is often taught as part of religious beliefs
●Different cultures have different creation stories
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What is Natural Selection?
●Natural selection is the belief that living things change over time
●Animals and plants that survive best in their environment live longer
●These survivors pass their helpful traits to their babies
●Think of it like nature picking the best traits to keep
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Multiple Choice
What is the belief that animals adapt and change over time?
Natural Selection
Creation
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Multiple Choice
What is the belief that a higher power created the world and all that is in it?
Natural Selection
Creation
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How Creation is believed to Work?
●A higher power spoke the World we live in into existence
●That higher power helps to guide us in decisions we make
●The Creator made each animal as it should be
for the environment it would live in.
●He created humans to rule over the animal kingdom.
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How Natural Selection is believed to Work?
●Example: Arctic Fox
●White fur helps foxes hide in snow
●Foxes with white fur survived better
●They had more babies with white fur
●Over many years, most Arctic foxes became white
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Multiple Choice
Why is having white fur good for the Arctic Fox?
It keeps him warm.
It makes him look clean.
He can hide in the snow from predators.
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Adaptations/Creations in Nature
●Giraffes have long necks to reach leaves
●Cacti store water to live in deserts
●Fish have gills to breathe underwater
●These help living things survive
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Multiple Choice
What do giraffes use their long necks for???
To sing a melody.
To eat from high trees.
To be able to lick the roof.
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Why Do Scientists Study This?
●Helps us understand how animals live
●Shows us how plants and animals survive
●Teaches us about Earth's history
●Helps protect endangered species
●We learn about what the higher power has given us and how to maintain it.
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Multiple Choice
Why do scientists study animals and plants?
The higher power gave us control over them.
It helps to understand their needs.
Gives of knowledge on how to help them survive.
All of the above.
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Different Views Working Together
●Some people believe in creation
●Others believe in natural selection
●Some believe in both
●It's okay to have different beliefs
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Multiple Choice
Why is it important to allow each person to have their own opinion?
Everyone can think for themselves.
WE should all think the same thing and the President should tell us what to think.
Only the facts matter.
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Review Time!
●Creation: belief that living things were made by a higher power
●Natural Selection: belief that living things change over time
●Both help us understand our world
●What adaptations or specific creations can you spot in nature?
Creation vs
Natural Selection
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