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CHANGES IN COMMUNITIES 10.6. STANDARD S 6.2d Students know earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, and floods change wildlife habitats S 6.5a Students.

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1 CHANGES IN COMMUNITIES 10.6

2 STANDARD S 6.2d Students know earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, and floods change wildlife habitats S 6.5a Students know the number and types of organisms an ecosystem can support depends on the resources available.

3 LANGUAGE OF THE DISCIPLINE Succession Primary succession Pioneer species Secondary succession

4 ANTICIPATORY SET Look at page 422 in your book at the picture on the bottom. List as many differences you can see between the 2 pictures. How would you describe what happened during the time between the 2 photographs?

5 PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SUCCESSION

6 MODELING www.scilinks.org Scn-0514

7 GUIDED PRACTICE/INDEPENDENT PRACTICE Guided Practice page 215 # 1-2 Stop!!! See Ms. Anderson Independent Practice page 216 # 3-11

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