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Thursday November 1, 2018 Agenda: 11/9—Vocabulary Quiz Succession and Watershed 11/13—Unit 3 Part 2 DCA Learning Target: I will learn the sequence of events that occur in primary & secondary succession. Success Criteria: I will be able to sequence the events in primary succession and secondary succession. Science Starter 1. Complete Learning Target & Success Criteria 2. Question of the day…What was your favorite candy that you received from trick or treating last night?

Good Things Rater ? Pg. 21—Ecological Succession Notes Video—Climax Community Textbook reading—pgs. 342-351 Launch--Do the right thing even when no one is looking

Pg. 21 Series of events by which life comes back Occurs when you have bare rock or no soil left. Ex. volcano or new island “Surtsey” Occurs when you have a disturbance & soil remains. Ex. wildfire, tornado Disturbances: wildfire, tornado, human disturbances, tsunami, flood, hurricane, volcano, earthquake Comes into an area after a disturbance. (It is a pioneer or first species in an area to start succession.) Happens after succession and the ecosystem is not changing and is STABLE! Primary Successions start with—bare rock, mosses, grasses, weeds, shrubs, woody pioneers, fast growing trees, climax forest Secondary Successions start with— mosses, grasses, weeds, shrubs, woody pioneers, fast growing trees, climax forest Primary Succession—no animals present to begin Secondary Succession—plants destroyed and animals that survive move to another area to find shelter, food, water

Video—Climax Community Pg. 343– Turn and talk with your shoulder partner Pg. 344—How land ecosystems change Pg. 345—Primary Succession Pg. 346—Secondary Succession Pg. 347—How Freshwater Ecosystems Change

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I will learn how to model succession in a habitat. Friday November 2, 2018 Science Starter 1. Complete Learning Target & Success Criteria 2. Pick up the reading on Pond Succession Read the article on pond succession. Agenda: 11/9—Vocabulary Quiz Succession and Watershed 11/13—Unit 3 Part 2 DCA Learning Target: I will learn how to model succession in a habitat. Success Criteria: I will be able to model how succession occurs after a catastrophic events.

Good Things Rater ? Video—Amoeba Sisters Complete video guide and turn in Launch--Do the right thing even when no one is looking

Do the right thing even when no one is looking!!!