2. 4/24/2014
Why do you need to know about the history of the Earth?

3. I Can explain the types of relationships in ecosystems.
TODAY’S GOAL
I Can explain the types of relationships in ecosystems.

4. TODAY’S PLAN Review Quiz Abiotic/Biotic Factors
Organization of Living Things
Tabbed Booklet

5. Abiotic Factors Abiotic factors: NON-LIVING things in an ecosystem.
Can you think of some examples?

6. Biotic Factors Biotic factors: the LIVING things in an ecosystem.
Can you think of some examples?

7. Name the factors…

8. Name the factors...

9. Name the factors…

10. Name the factors…

11. PRACTICE
You will have 15 minutes to find and label a picture from National Geographic with at least 2 biotic factor and at least 2 abiotic factors
This must be glued in your notebook

12. Now that you know about abiotic and biotic factors…
We are ready to learn how ecosystems are organized.

13. ORGANISM
A living thing

14. POPULATION
A group of the same type of organisms

15. COMMUNITY More than one population living together
Population of Monarch Butterflies
Population of Milkweed Flowers

16. ECOSYSTEM Air Sunlight A community AND the abiotic factors
In other words, all the living and nonliving things in an area
What are some of the ABIOTIC FACTORS shown here?
Air
Sunlight

17. BIOSPHERE
The part of Earth where life exists

18. PRACTICE Inside you need to have: A picture A definition
Make a tabbed booklet. The front will have the words:
Organism
Inside you need to have:
A picture
A definition
Population
Community
Ecosystem
Biosphere