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What do these have in common?

The Nitrogen Cycle Game V Symes

Atmosphere Potential routes from here: If your die reads 1 or 2: Lightning strikes! Nitrogen gas is make into a solid and travels to the soil! If your die reads 3 or 4: Blue green algae and bacteria convert you into a solid bringing you to the soil! If your die reads 5 or 6: Root nodules of bean plants extract you from the air and bring you to the soil!

Surface Water Potential routes from here: If your die reads 1 or 2:You are just the sort of nitrogen that plants need. You are now in a live plant! If your die reads 3 or 4:You travel through the rivers and streams to the ocean! If your die reads 5 or 6:You percolate deep underground in the groundwater!

Rainwater Potential routes from here: If your die reads 1:You fall into a lake or stream so now you are part of surface water .If your die reads 2 or 3:You fall on the land and become part of the soil! If your die reads 4:You percolate deep underground in the groundwater! If your die reads 5 or 6:You rain into the ocean!

Groundwater Potential routes from here: If your die reads Odd numbers (1, 3, or 5):The groundwater you are dissolved within travels and you become part of the surface water! If your die reads Even numbers (2, 4, or 6): The groundwater you are dissolved within travels and you become part of the ocean!

Fertilisers Potential routes from here: If your die reads 1 or 2:You dissolve and wash into the surface water! If your die reads 3 or 4:You become part of the soil! If your die reads 5 or 6:You are just the sort of nitrogen that plants need. You are now in a live plant!

Soil Potential routes from here: If your die reads 1:You dissolve and wash into the groundwater! If your die reads 2:You dissolve and wash into the surface water! If your die reads 3 or 4:You are just the sort of nitrogen that plants need. You are now in a live plant! If your die reads 5 or 6: Denitrifying bacteria transformed you into nitrogen gas. You are now in the atmosphere!

Ocean Potential routes from here: If your die reads 1: Look out! Water is on the move! You have washed into the groundwater! If your die reads 2 or 3:You are just the sort of nitrogen that plants need. You are now in a live plant! If your die reads 4, 5, or 6: Denitrifying bacteria have transformed you into nitrogen gas and you are now part of the atmosphere!

Live Animals Potential routes from here: If your die reads Odd numbers (1, 3, or 5): The animal that you are within died. Go to dead plants and animals. If your die reads Even numbers (2, 4, or 6): Congratulations! The animal that you were within has excreted and you are in its waste. Go to animal waste!

Animal Waste Potential routes from here: If your die reads 1 or 2: Look out before someone steps in you! Now you decompose in the soil! If your die reads 3 or 4:A farm supply company has picked you up and made you into fertilizer! If your die reads 5 or 6: What’s that in the water? You have dissolved into surface water!

Dead Plants and Animals Potential routes from here: If your die reads 1 or 2:You are decomposed and become part of the soil! If your die reads 3:You are decomposed and become dissolved in surface water! If your die reads 4:You are decomposed and become dissolved in the ocean! If your die reads 5 or 6: Fire! The wood you were within burns.You are released in the atmosphere.

Live Plants Potential routes from here: If your die reads Odd numbers (1, 3, or 5): The plant you are in died. Go to dead plants and animals. If your die reads Even numbers (2, 4, or 6): An animal has eaten the plant you are in! Go to live animals.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/science/add_gateway/greenworld/recyclingrev2.shtml Show pictures of nitrogen cycle to reinforce learning from BBC bitesize

Your Task Describe your journey through the nitrogen cycle Include where you went and how you got to each destination Will your journey ever end? Was everyone’s journey the same? Why not?