Warm Up Predict all of the different parts of an ecosystem that you can think of.

Daily objective SWBAT describe the interconnectedness of life on earth by examining the different parts of an ecosystem

Stand Up if 2. Stand up if you think abiotic things are alive. 1. Stand up if you think the environment is made of living and nonliving things 2. Stand up if you think abiotic things are alive. 3. Stand up if you think that a community includes all of the same species. 4. Stand up if you think the biosphere is where human beings live. 5. Stand up if you think people in south America are part of our population. 6. Stand up if the distance north of south of the equator is longitude. 7. Stand up if the altitude determines what type of plants grow in a certain biome.

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Abiotic and Biotic Abiotic- nonliving parts of the environment Biotic- living parts of the environment

The Organization of Life Biosphere- narrow layer of the earth that can support life

Ecosystem- all of the organisms living in an area and their physical surroundings Biotic + Abiotic

Community- group of various species that live in the same area Biotic ONLY

Population- all members of the same species that live in the same place at the same time

Organism- an individual living thing

Organ System- Groups of organs working together to carry out a specific life function

Organ- group of tissues organized to carry out specific activity within an organism

Tissue- group of cells that work together to carry out a specific function

Cell- basic unit of life

Organelles- small structures that carry out processes within some types of cells

Molecule- group of atoms held together by a bond

What is the same about these different areas? What is different? Ecosystems What is the same about these different areas? What is different?

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What is the difference between a community and a population? Exit Ticket What is the difference between a community and a population?

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