Thursday 3/7. Agenda Agenda: – Finish/Discuss Station Lab (Due today) – Begin Biomes Chart (Due Fri 3/8) – You will need your computer or paper.

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Thursday 3/7

Agenda Agenda: – Finish/Discuss Station Lab (Due today) – Begin Biomes Chart (Due Fri 3/8) – You will need your computer or paper.

Objective 3/7 Compare variations and adaptation of organisms in different ecosystems (12B) Students can list and compare 2 organisms from 4 different biomes – Variations and adaptations such as: Leaf size and shape Root Structure Stem structure Flower and seed structure and shape

Plant Structures and Functions What do you already know about plants?

Plant Adaptations ZInA ZInA How are these plants adapted to survive in their environment?

Plant Adaptations 4sHQ 4sHQ How is the corpse flower best adapted to its environment? What kind of insects do you think pollinate this flower?

Due Fri. 3/8 Go to the following website and use the information to complete the charts in the following slides. thsysflr/biomes.html thsysflr/biomes.html

BiomeCharacteristicsPrecipitation (rain/snow) TemperaturePlantsAnimalsPlant Adaptations Animal Adaptations

BiomeCharacteristicsPrecipitation (rain/snow) TemperaturePlantsAnimalsPlant Adaptations Animal Adaptations