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Ecology Reading A: Habitat Reading
Habitat Writing
Use your notes from the interactive editing of p. 56-57 to write a paragraph that answers this question: Why do organisms need a habitat? Staple these two things: Organize your paragraph using the sandwich organizer. Write your paragraph using the sandwich organizer.
Use your notes from the interactive editing of p. 56-57 to write a paragraph that answers this question: Why do organisms need a habitat?
Staple these two things:
Food Web
Use the list of organisms your class created or make your own list to make a food web. You must have at least 4 producers, 3 primary consumers and 2 secondary/tertiary consumers. All organisms must be in the same habitat!
Food Chains and Food Web Video
1. Watch the Food Chains and Food Web Video password required 2. Complete Food Chains and Food Webs Video Guide
1. Watch the Food Chains and Food Web Video password required
2. Complete Food Chains and Food Webs Video Guide
Ecology Reading C: Ecosystems and Feedback Loops
Population, Community, Ecosystem Venn Diagram and Poster
Minnesota Ecosystems
Minnesota Ecosystems Worksheet
Hare and Lynx
Part I: Introduction and Graphing Data Part II: Answering Questions
Part I: Introduction and Graphing Data
Part II: Answering Questions
Ecology Reading B: Urban Habitat Reading
1. Read Urban Habitat Reading. 2. Complete a Venn Diagram to compare and contrast natural and human habitat.
1. Read Urban Habitat Reading.
2. Complete a Venn Diagram to compare and contrast natural and human habitat.
Human's Opinion of Wolves Timeline
The Lorax
Minnesota Animal Story