Ecology

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E1: Population Growth

Objective: Explain how populations can grow or stay at a consistent level


11-7: 3º, 5º11-9: 1º, 2º

E2: Carrying Capacity

Objective: Use a model to show how environmental factors limit a population


11-9: 3º11-10: 5º, 1º, 2º

E3: Invasive Species

Objective: Describe how introducing new species can have drastic environmental effects.


11-14: 3º, 5º11-15: 1º, 2º

E4: Plant Populations

Objective: Explain how fires affect the plants found in an ecosystem


11-15: 3º11-16: 5º, 1º, 2º

E5: Biodiversity

Objective: Using the quadrat sampling method, measure the biodiversity around the school.


11-17: 3º, 5º11-21: 1º, 2º

E6: Fire in Paradise

Objective: Using the quadrat sampling method, measure the biodiversity around the school.


11-18: 1º, 2º, 3º11-21: 5º

E7: Core Sampling

Objective: Explain how biodiversity can change over time in an ecosystem


11-22: 3º, 5º11-28: 1º, 2º

E8: Habitat Fragmentation

Objective: Use a model to show how threats can limit an organism's habitat


11-28: 3º11-29: 5º, 1º, 2º

E9: Symbiosis

Objective: Explain how certain organisms work together, for better or worse


11-30: 3º, 5º12-1: 1º, 2º

E10: "Wanted"

Objective: Use a model to show how threats can limit an organism's habitat


12-1: 3º12-2: 5º, 1º, 2º

E11: A Changing Planet

Objective: Use graphic evidence to support how the climate is changing


12-5: 3º, 5º12-6: 1º, 2º

E12: Climate Change

Objective: Use a model to show how climate change effects populations


12-6: 3º12-7: 5º, 1º, 2º

E13: Exam Day!

Objective: Show what you know!


12-8: 3º, 5º12-9: 1º, 2º