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Bellwork 4/19/16 On Desk: -Planner -Pen/Pencil -IAN -Crossword Puzzle Grab your worksheet from yesterday (Front table!). Answer the remaining questions. Work on the “Life” Crossword Puzzle (due tomorrow) **If you are finished and would like to help pass back papers, come see Mrs. Walker  1

Ecological Levels of Organization Pass Back Work! Glue Work into IAN! Foldable Ecological Levels of Organization

Time to Grade! Characteristics of Life Grab a RED pen if you don’t have one Switch papers with the person sitting across from you Write “Graded by _______” at the bottom of the worksheet.

Update your Table of Contents! Food Webs Update your Table of Contents!

Bill Nye Food Webs Glue into IAN(Output)

plants light decomposers 2 Bellwork 4/20/16 On Desk: -Planner -Pen/Pencil -IAN All living things depend on ______________. Plants need ___________ to grow. Bacteria, fungi, and earthworms are all ________________. plants light decomposers 2

LIFE Crossword- Turn In!

Bill Nye Food Webs Glue into IAN(Output)

Warm up…

Warm up…continued

Energy Flow in Ecosystems

All organisms play a role in their ecosystem:

You need to KNOW this equation! Photosynthesis You need to KNOW this equation!

All organisms play a role in their ecosystem:

All organisms play a role in their ecosystem:

A world with no decomposers?

Producer or Consumer?

Producer or Consumer?

Producer or Consumer?

Producer or Consumer?

Producer or Consumer?

Energy enters an ecosystem as…

Food Chain

Food Chain Song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWfEn8J5xKM

3 Bellwork 4/21/16 1. List the 5 levels of a food chain. On Desk: -Planner -Pen/Pencil -IAN 1. List the 5 levels of a food chain. 3

Food webs

ELBOW PARTNER Pair Share! Summary (Output side of IAN) ELBOW PARTNER Pair Share!

Hawks and mountain lions 1 3 (How many?) #3 (Which food chain?) 2 3 Hawks 1st order 4 Hawks and mountain lions

Trophic Levels

Energy

Flow of energy

Energy Pyramid

Energy Pyramids

Energy Pyramid t https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWvtRf4TAO4

4 Bellwork 4/22/16 1. List the 5 levels of a food chain. On Desk: -Planner -Pen/Pencil -IAN 1. List the 5 levels of a food chain. 4

Review- Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWvtRf4TAO4

Let’s Create our own Energy Pyramid Models

Energy Pyramid Model – First: Use your Ecological Levels of Organization worksheet to create a food chain with 4 animals. Use your food chain to create an energy pyramid to illustrate the loss of energy. Follow my directions for assembling your pyramid. Sides of the Pyramid: Side 1: Your name, class period, and title: “Energy Pyramid Model” Side 2: Illustrate/Draw the food chain from your ecological levels of organization worksheet. Side 3: Illustrate & color an energy pyramid for your food chain.

Side 1: Name & Title Your Name Class Period “Energy Pyramid” Label this side of the pyramid with your name, your class period, and the title, “Energy Pyramid”: Your Name Class Period “Energy Pyramid”

Illustrate the second food chain from #4 on your worksheet: Side 2: Food Chain Illustrate the second food chain from #4 on your worksheet: Food Chain: ? ? ? ?

Side 3: Energy Pyramid for your Food Chain Illustrate the energy pyramid for your food chain. Draw lines & label each trophic level (producer, primary consumer, secondary consumer, & tertiary consumer). Illustrate the organisms in your food chain in the correct trophic level. Illustrations must be in color! Label the amount of energy at each trophic level. Label with the name of the type of ecological pyramid.