1. Period 6
Group1 station 1
Group 4 station 4
Group 2 station 2
Do Now
Find your new seat and get into it after you pick the papers up at the door and get your notebooks.
Group 5 station 5
Group 3 station 3
TV/Smart board
Baskin, Nearri
Strickland, Taisia
Tovias, Stephanie
Fowlers, Jonah
Brown, Erica
Velasco, Malcolm
Rochay, Cody
Bates, Tyree
Hendricks, Justina
Miranda, Cyasia
Wright, Courden
Octelus, Tyreik
Abreu, Anabel
Rodgers, Devin
Cruz, Alejandro
Dennis, Tamesha
Taylor, Charvey
White, Devan
Jeske, Kaeden
Jones, Jewel
King, Amyha
Heflin, Tommie
Valencia, Dylan
McNeal, Kahil
Tutson, Inez
10 minutes

2. Santiago Lopez, Israelita Cumare Gonzalez, Alejandra
Period 7
Do Now
Find your new seat and get into it after you pick the papers up at the door and get your notebooks.
TV/Smart board
Higgs, CamRon
Brown, Deshaun
Fragoso, Abdiel
Burnett, Alexander
Felix, Kiyiem
Brown, Deonte'
Cobb, Shirnyia
Fletcher, Chyna
Eddins, Chandler
James, Juleon
Salas, Jabneel
Lopez, Fernando
Priest, Devonte
Walker, Tatiana
Santiago Lopez, Israelita
Richardson, Brandon
Cumare Gonzalez, Alejandra
Jones, Ciera
Groves, Robert
Quarterman, Naquiria
Harris, Dalvin
Hannan, Cortez
Winston, Sherrod
Wiley, Trevon
Williams, Tyrique
10 minutes
Hunt , Garrett
Saunders, Sybil
Santiago, Bianca

3. H –raise your hand for any questions A – Plant and Animal Cells
C – level “0-2”
H –raise your hand for any questions
A – Plant and Animal Cells
M – none; raise hand to get up
P – Complete Comparison Worksheet
S – 80% and above on EOC

4. Classroom Rules
Dress properly -no hats, guys-pants must be pulled up, girls- lets not expose ourselves.
No eating or drinking after 1st period breakfast (complete by 7:25)
Come to order when I have clapped my hands.
Respect each other and the teacher
Use proper language. No sign language
No hitting/pushing/shoving

5. objectives
Compare and contrast factors that influence the growth rate of a population.
Determine the carrying capacity of an area.
Model how the age structure and other characteristics of a population can vary from one country or ecosystem to another.

6. Essential Question
What factors influence the carrying capacity of populations?
How do populations differ based on variations in their characteristics?

7. Vocabulary Survivorship curve immigration emigration migration
carrying capacity
density-dependent factor
density-independent factor
population density
population distribution
age structure diagram

8. What are the limiting factors that determine an ecosystem’s carrying capacity?
Water
space
food
disease
predators

9. Do Now: on your paper Notes are in blue.
Aim: How do limiting factors determine an ecosystem’s carrying capacity?
Do Now: on your paper
Notes are in blue.

10. Population growth is based on available resources.
Exponential growth is a rapid population increase due to an abundance of resources.

11. Logistic growth is due to a population facing limited resources.

12. Carrying Capacity
The amount of organisms the environment can support without competition
When organisms exceed carrying capacity, competition begins

13. What happens when carrying capacity is exceeded?
1. A population may even out at its carrying capacity
Chaotic pattern
Cyclical pattern
Damped oscillation pattern
2. A population may crash- a population crash is a dramatic decline in the size of a population over a short period of time.

14. What happens when carrying capacity is exceeded?

15. Limiting factors limit population growth.
A limiting factor is something that keeps the size of a population down.

16. Limiting Factors May be Density Dependent or Density Independent
Density-Dependant
Density-Independant
Not affected by the population density
These can affect the population SIZE at any time.
Affected by the population density
These will not affect the population SIZE until it grows too high
State whether the following factors are density DEPENDENT or INDEPENDENT
Predation
Natural disasters
Disease
Overcrowding
Competition
Temperature
Parasitism
Sunlight
Human activities

17. Can carrying capacity change over time?
Limiting factors can alter the carrying capacity
The orange aliens each need a lychee and a quib to survive.
What is the carrying capacity?
What is the limiting factor?

18. Can carrying capacity change over time?
A drought results in fewer lychees.
What is the new carrying capacity?
What is the new limiting factor?

19. Wrap Up! Turn to the chapter 4 word wall on page 193.
Record at least two “new to you” words that we used in class today.