Daily Science 3/8/13 neutral : 7 :: __________ : 12

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Biomes Large geographical area of distinctive plants and animals that have adapted to that particular area. Two things determine the type of Biome: 1.

Advertisements

Tropical Rain Forest Located Near the Equator High Precipitation No Seasons Temperate Rain Forest Middle Latitudes High Temperature Moderate Temperatures.

Biome/Ecosystem Bingo Science Ms. Keegan. The name of a tertiary consumer Lion.

Biomes RelationshipsVocabulary Food chains, webs, pyramids.

Ecology Learning Targets I can identify ways that organisms interact with other organisms and non-living things I can describe feeding relationships.

Ecosystems and Biomes. Ecosystems Areas formed by plants and animals that have adapted to the environment.

Producers, Consumers, Decomposers Its all about what you eat!

7B Warm-Ups August 24, 2009 #10 What is the MEAN length of the polar bears? 2.4 m 2 m 2.8 m 2.4 m.

Habitats By Mrs. Blakeslee. Rainforest It rains inches per year in the tropical rainforest. Chimpanzees, gorillas, and loris’ live there. Tropical.

Bell Work: Write down these terms to complete the crossword puzzle in your homework packet: Carnivore Anteater Scavenger Piranha Owl Plants Parasite Omnivore.

Classification Bugaloo Ecosystems Here, Ecosystems There Biome the Seat of My Pants Dog Eat Dog 10 Points 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points.

Ecology Review. After a volcano erupts, what organisms (in which order) will grow during succession? First lichens and grasses, then small shrubs and.

Deciduous forest Biome Research By: Dylan Rowlee.

Producers, Consumers, Decomposers Its all about what you eat!

This is a song about food chains, food chains, food chains This is a song about food chains and living things on Earth.

Producers, Consumers, Decomposers

Ecology Vocab. What is Ecology? Ecology - The relationship between organisms and its environment. Ecology - The relationship between organisms and its.

Energy Flow in an Ecosystem From Producers to Consumers.

5 th 6 Weeks – 3 Week Review Power point by : Katherine Pease Questions by: T. Shorter.

Biome Warm-ups (1-8). Warm-up # 1 1.What is a Biome? 2.What are the 6 main land biomes? 3.What two factors make up the climate of a biome? (look in text.

Chapter 2.4 BIOMES. Target 1 BIOME I will identify the main factors that are used to determine a biome. a) Climate which is based on: Temperature Precipitation.

Basic Life Science Unit 1 Lecture Pages Chapter 12.

See how many answers you got correct!

Biomes Study Guide  1. Name 6 major land biomes.  A. Tropical rainforest B. Tundra C. Taiga  D. Desert E. Deciduous Forest F. Grassland 2.Name 3 types.

Государственное бюджетное общеобразовательное учреждение средняя общеобразовательная школа № 490 с углубленным изучением иностранных языков Красногвардейского.

IX. Biomes Biomes = a large group of ecosystems with similar climates and organisms. Two factors that will determine which biome will be dominant on.

Seven Major Biomes Tundra Taiga Temperate deciduous forest Temperate grasslands Deserts Savannas Tropical rain forest.

Ecosystems Unit 1. Biome: a large area where plants an d animals live together. Tundra: cool summers and very cold winters.Scarce precipitation. You can.

I have… organisms Who has… All living and nonliving things in an area that interact with each other? I have… ecosystem Who has… A nonliving part of an.

Ecology. Succession Replacement of one community by another Primary Succession (begins on bare rock) Secondary Succession (begins on existing soil) Deforestation.

Ecosystems and Biomes.

Chapter 6, Lesson 5 Biomes biome grassland taiga tundra desert

Producers, Consumers, Decomposers

Producers, Consumers, Decomposers

Producers, Consumers, Decomposers

Producers, Consumers, Decomposers

3rd 9weeks Mid-term Study Guide Answers

Daily Science 12/14/12 Put your text book in your desk.

Succession and Energy.

Thursday- Science Question of the Day

Chapter 3 - Ecosystems.

Create this chart in your notebooks

Planner: Corner of Desk

length: m:: volume : __________ density : m/v :: volume: ________

Questions by: R. Neill Power Point by: K. Pease

Daily Science 3/22/13 Text Book: in desk. HW: ready for me to check.

Planner: Corner of Desk Text Book: IN Desk

Daily Science 1/18/13 Have your HW ready for me to check.

Daily Science 3/01/13 Have your HW ready for me to check.

Planner: open & place on corner of desk

Turn your planner to today’s date.

Planner: Corner of Desk Text Book: IN Desk

Producers, Consumers, Decomposers

Daily Science 9/17/12 less dense: float:: more dense:: _____ sink

Terrestrial A land based ecosystem.

Color of Light Reflected

Producers, Consumers, Decomposers

Daily Science 11/30/2012 Put your textbook in your desk.

Daily Science 9/10/12 Turn your planner to today’s date.

DO NOW Do you believe that humans were meant to eat meat and why?

mass: gram:: time : __________ up : down :: push: ________

Lesson 3 Splash climate biome estuary Look and Wonder

(Don’t print THIS SLIDE) PRINT the next one.

Daily Science 9/04/12 Turn to the goal page in your binder. Write a final evaluation of your goal. How did you do? Take all of the Scientific Method information.

What has the Curiosity been doing this summer?

Producers, Consumers, Decomposers

Biotic Factors: The living parts of an ecosystem.

Presentation transcript:

Daily Science 3/8/13 neutral : 7 :: __________ : 12 Planner: open & place on corner of desk Text Book: Make sure it’s yours. Place in Desk. Biome Project: on top of planner. Have HW ready for me to check. Date your DS page. Copy the analogies & fill in the blanks. neutral : 7 :: __________ : 12 pine: evergreen :: maple : ___________ herd: elephants :: pod : ________ herb- : plant :: ________ : meat

pine: evergreen :: maple : ___________ base neutral : 7 :: _______ : 12 pine: evergreen :: maple : ___________ herd: elephants :: pod : ________ herb- : plant :: ________ : meat deciduous whale carn-

Daily Science 3/7/13 Date your DS page. Copy the words below. Planner: open & place on corner of desk Text Book: Make sure it’s yours. Place in Desk. Date your DS page. Copy the words below. There is one item in each row that doesn’t belong. Circle it and explain why it doesn’t fit with the others. lemon ammonia coffee vinegar cactus scorpion palm tree dandelion gorilla lion polar bear cheetah

cactus scorpion palm tree dandelion lemon ammonia coffee vinegar cactus scorpion palm tree dandelion gorilla lion polar bear cheetah Ammonia is a base.The rest are acids. All are producers, except for the scorpion. A gorilla is an omnivore. All of the others are carnivores.

Have HW ready for me to check. Date your DS page. Daily Science 3/6/13 Planner: open & place on corner of desk Text Book: Make sure it’s yours. Place in Desk. Have HW ready for me to check. Date your DS page. Copy the sentences & fill in the blanks. Plants use the energy from the ________ to make food. They also make ________that animals need to breathe. In the ecocolumn food chain, the alfalfa, mustard, and grass plants will be _________________ .

Plants use the energy from the ________ to make food Plants use the energy from the ________ to make food. They also make ________that animals need to breathe. In the ecocolumn food chain, the alfalfa, mustard, and grass plants will be the ____________ . Sun oxygen producers

Daily Science 3/5/13 Have HW ready for me to check. Date your DS page. Planner: open & place on corner of desk Text Book: Make sure it’s yours. Place in Desk. Have HW ready for me to check. Date your DS page. Copy the sentences & fill in the blanks. Tropical rainforests have ______ species than any other biome. The trees in a __________ forest lose their leaves. A limiting factor in the tundra is _______________ .

Tropical rainforests have ______ species than any other biome. more Tropical rainforests have ______ species than any other biome. The trees in a ____________ forest lose their leaves. A limiting factor in the tundra is _______________ . deciduous frozen soil

Daily Science 3/4/13 Date your DS page. Planner: open & place on corner of desk Text Book: Make sure it’s yours. Place in Desk. Date your DS page. Take a sheet out of the basket and paste it on your DS page. Read the questions carefully and select answers.