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1 Warm-Up 4-3-17 and 4-4-17 What did you do over spring break?
Describe a food web in your own words What types of relationships exist between organisms? Describe how energy flows through an ecosystem.

2 Let’s Review Unit 5 Material… *25 minutes*
Your group will be assigned a topic to make a poster about: Group 1- Ecology Basics Group 2- Predator-Prey Relationship Group 3- Food Chain Group 4- Food Web Group 5- Energy Pyramid Group 6- Symbiosis Group 7- Invasive Species and Competition Group 8- Biodiversity What to include: important information, pictures, and at least 2 examples.

3 Unit 5 Review Gallery Walk
4 minutes per station Read each poster Take a picture of each poster Next to the picture… Write 3 things that you think are important from that poster. This may include… Vocabulary Good examples Things that you forgot over break.

4 Announcement: Homework
Left hand Pg 17L - draw pictures that remind you of topics we have covered in this unit so far Finish Important Information column of Unit 5 Review Gallery Walk Handout 3 things that you think are important from the poster (vocabulary, good examples, etc.)

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