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1 Water/Carbon cycle video
(play first 1:30, then skip up to 5:00 for Carbon cycle)

2 Your 5 minutes starts now!

3 4 minutes to go!

4 3 minutes to go!

5 2 minutes to go!

6 Less than a minute…

7 Next up—Nitrogen Cycle!
Stop! Next up—Nitrogen Cycle!

8 Nitrogen cycle video/review
(9 minute video but last 4 minutes are phosphorous)

9 Nitrogen game

10 Nitrogen Cycle Animation

11 Your 5 minutes starts now!

12 4 minutes to go!

13 3 minutes to go!

14 2 minutes to go!

15 Less than a minute…

16 Succession Quiz is next
Stop! Succession Quiz is next

17 Succession in class quiz

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