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AIM: What is Ecology Demonstrate understanding of how organisms react with their environment

AIM: What is Ecology Demonstrate understanding of how organisms react with their environment

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AIM: What is Ecology

Demonstrate understanding of how organisms react with their environment

Ecology,Ecology,

environment,environment,

interact,interact,

nutrients,nutrients,

predator & Preypredator & Prey

Ecology,Ecology,

environment,environment,

interact,interact,

nutrients,nutrients,

predator & Preypredator & Prey

AIM: What is Ecology?

What does the word environment mean?

DEFINITION

Everything that surround a living thing.

Examine the next 8 slides

What did all the organisms do in these pictures?

Hypothesize whether their actions are positive or negative?

And to whom?

All living things effect their environment

Some positively

some negatively

What happens when it gets cold?What happens when it gets cold?

Why do these guys have thick fur?Why do these guys have thick fur?

Why do these guys have thick fur?Why do these guys have thick fur?

NEEDS of Living Things

AIR

Sunlight (most)

Water

Living Space

Food (nutrients)

Reproduction

QuestionWhat does the word ecology mean?

Answer?Greek eco = earthology = study of

They can breathe underwaterThey can breathe underwater

They can live underwaterThey can live underwater

They can cross waterThey can cross water

They can create They can create new new

environmentsenvironments

They can cool They can cool their their

environmentenvironment

They can They can warm their warm their

environmentenvironment

Question

What does the word “interaction” mean?

Answer?

How things act upon one another

LIST 5-10 things that YOU interact with!

What are the lions interacting with ?What are the lions interacting with ?What are the lions interacting with ?What are the lions interacting with ?

What is the bird interacting with ?What is the bird interacting with ?What is the bird interacting with ?What is the bird interacting with ?

Not all interactions are direct.

Some are indirect.

For example:

What is happening in this picture ?

Assume owls only eat mice ...

And then there is a big …

FIRE

that decimates all the fields for miles and that the mice die …

What happens to the owls ?

The fire indirectly affected the owl!

We know Lions eat Zebra

Lions eat Zebra

If there are too many lions …

what might happen to the zebra?

What would then happen to the lions ?

What is a predator prey relationship?

Identify the predator and the prey in the following pictures

The environment is a cycle:

1. Green plants get energy from where ?

2. Where do green plants absorb nutrients and water?

3. What do vegetarian animals eat?

4. What do other animals eat?

5. What happens when animals get really old or sick?

6. When animals die, what happens to their bodies?

7. They begin to decompose. What happens to their nutrients?

8. The nutrient return to the soil.

9. Who then absorbs the nutrients?

REVIEW VOCABULARY – AND THE AIM – AND THE OBJECTIVES

AIM: What is Ecology

Class Activity:

Worksheets: WS

Questions page 53

AIM: What is Ecology

Homework:

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AIM: What is Ecology