Effects of Climate Change on Living Things

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Effects of Climate Change on Living Things Climate Change: Connections and Solutions Lesson 3

Inquiry/Critical Thinking Questions What are potential positive and negative impacts of climate change on organisms in various ecosystems? How might some populations adapt to climate change?

Objectives: Students will: Explain how a changing climate can increase uncertainty for living things. Identify ways in which particular organisms will be affected by climate change. Communicate the effects of climate change on living things to the class.

Vocabulary Community- all of the various species that live in the same geographic region. Ecosystem- a community of organisms, together with their environment, functioning as a unit. Population- a group of organisms of the same species living in the same geographic region.

Introduction Define ecosystem Give an example of an ecosystem and describe it. What are the characteristics of the ecosystem you live in? You will be exploring how climate change can affect living things in ecosystems around the world. You will create and present posters to educate others about ways in which particular organisms are sensitive to climate change.

Procedure Divide the class into 6 groups. Each group will be given a Role Card. Does the Role Card you received represents a population or a community. Take turns reading aloud sections of their passage from the Role Card to the rest of the group. Discuss the impacts described in your passage, and then create 3 tri-fold pamphlet illustrating and summarizing the information from your card. You can also choose to do a video or a skit as an alternative option.

Discussion Questions Explain how climate change may cause “uncertainty” for populations, communities, and ecosystems. What areas of Erath do you think are most vulnerable to climate change? Why are these areas more sensitive to climate change than other regions? In what ways might some people benefit from climate change? Which effects of climate change that you learned about today will have the greatest impact on Earth’s ecosystems? Give reasoning to support your answer. What are some other living organisms that may be affected by changes in the ecosystem that you group studied? In what ways might they be affected? How might the ecosystem that you live in change if average global temperatures and sea levels continue to rise? How do you think the human community will adapt?