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Equipment Post-it notes

Competition Explain what plants and animals compete for. What is competition? Write a definition on your post-it and stick it on the board. Try and write as detailed definition as possible!

What do we mean by competition? What is competition? Write a definition on your post-it and stick it on the board. Try and write as detailed definition as possible!

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What might plants compete for? Mind map Light Water Space Nutrients

Competition in plants: video clips Name of plant What it is competing for How it competes successfully Clip 1: Clip 2: Students copy and complete the table during the video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igkjcuw_n_U http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trWzDlRvv1M&NR=1

Farmer Susan grows and sells crops on her farm Farmer Susan grows and sells crops on her farm. Write a summary in no more than 2 paragraphs: Why is knowing about competition in plants important for her? If crops need to compete with weeds they wont grow as well If crops need to compete with each other they wont grow as well If there aren’t the right nutrients in the soil the yield will be smaller Planting under trees means they wont grow as well. All of these affect the amount of money she can make!