Materials: Notebook & pencil Ecology Textbook 2/8/16 Agenda: Bell work Go over homework – 2.1 & 2.2 BP - SYMBIOSIS Ecology- Section 2.3 No gum, candy or.

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Materials: Notebook & pencil Ecology Textbook 2/8/16 Agenda: Bell work Go over homework – 2.1 & 2.2 BP - SYMBIOSIS Ecology- Section 2.3 No gum, candy or chewing please! DO: Today we will learn about how and why ecosystems are always changing. DQ: What are the three ways that organisms can interact in a symbiotic relationship?

Ch 2.3 Ecosystems are always changing. Define the following terms while you read: Limiting Factor - a condition that limits the growth of a population in a n ecosystem. Carrying Capacity – when a population reaches a state where it can no longer grow Succession – the gradual change in an ecosystem in which one biological community is replaced by another. Pioneer Species - are the first living things to move into a barren environment Read pages: Finish the rest of the classwork/homework packet.

Science Fair Complete bubble map Complete rubric checklist X:\STUDENTS\7th grade\7C\Merritt\ Period\Science Fair – STEM Written Report Template Save to your H drive Fill it out – Everything through materials is due by FRIDAY!