
Monday 1002
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Science
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9th Grade
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Alfred Allen
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34 Slides • 5 Questions
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Organism Roles
In the Savanna Biome what
population would you expect to
find?
😀 zebras
🐇 polar bears and penguins
🐢 tall grasses and lions
🔊 anacondas
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Multiple Choice
n the Savanna Biome what
population would you expect to
find?
polar bears
Zebras
Fennec Fox
Chimpanzee
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In the Savanna Biome what
population would you expect to
find?
😀 zebras
🐇 polar bears and penguins
🐢 tall grasses and lions
🔊 anacondas
A population is all
the same species
in an area.
4
Class Norms
5
Email Check
Announcements-
Modules-
What acronym is checking your email?
-Friday’s email
Sorry about the beginning it was
supposed to say Because of Class
updates and tech issues if you were not
able to observe the session use the
quizizz.
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Beginning of the
cycle
● Now that you have one sword.
Let’s give it style with the Ninja
blade to slice through anything
this cycle ma bring.
● We should have time today so
be on-task to get to the work-
time
Grades
Sword(energy transfer)
Shield(dragon time
cards) reflect on the IA
Helmet(notes in Canvas)
Fantastic four
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Standard
SEV1. Obtain, evaluate, and
communicate information to
investigate the flow of energy and
cycling of matter within an ecosystem.
b. Develop and use a model based on
the Laws of Thermodynamics to
predict energy transfers
throughout an ecosystem (food
chains, food webs, and trophic
levels).
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Learning Target
I can define an organism's niche
when talking about energy
transfer in an ecosystem.
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Vocabulary for Energy in Ecosystems
Flow of energy -
1st & 2nd Laws of Thermodynamics -
Producer -
Consumer -
Detrivore, Decomposer -
Primary, secondary and tertiary -
Food chain & food web -
Trophic level -
Energy pyramid -
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Cheese Maze
●It is a race
●Can you find the
cheese in time?
This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND
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Let's do one together
●Producer is the term
●Where do we put the term?
●What is the definition?
●Do you know any examples?
●What would a characteristic
be?.
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Let's do one together
●Producer is the term
●Where do we put the term?
●What is the definition?
●Do you know any examples?
●What would a characteristic
be?.
organisms that make
their own food
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Labelling
Write the proper description in the right place on the frayer model(cheese maze)
start with the term definition, characteristics and lastly example
producer
organism that makes its own food
photosynthesis
algae
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How can we keep track of the jobs organisms have in the ecosystem?
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How well do you think of a role
●If I told you that a beaver had a
role in the Yellowstone national
park
●Would you think his role is
●To eat the deer
●To eat vegetation and make
homes for other animals
●To eat seeds and fly around
●Grazing on plant vegetation in
the meadow.
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Poll
What is the role of the beaver
to consume deer
To fly and search for berries and worms
Grazing on the grass in the meadow
To eat trees like Poplar and build homes out of it
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Beaver Niche
●Beavers are ecological
engineers by their role as a
herbivore.
As young Indiana Jones adventurers we come across beavers and need to write about them to our colleagues. We tell them that Beavers are consumers.
Let's be specific what type of consumers are they?
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Fantastic Four
Monday –Thursday we
learn material about
science
This week we will write
in the fantastic four for
Monday what we
learned about animal's
niche is observed and
studied in an
ecosystem.
Weekly
Check
Herbivores eat plants
during this week we will
explain how carnivores,
herbivores, and omnivores
are consumers
This week we will discuss
producers and what is
different about them.
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What is a community
● Who will be the valiant
warrior to answer as
many members as
possible in a specific
biome?
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In ecology, we relate this transfer of energy by showing food chains
or food webs to illustrate that flow of energy.
At each level, some of the energy transfers from the previous level,
and some is transferred to the environment.
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The way the energy is used or converted will depend on the
type of role the organism has in the ecosystem.
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Since environmental
science studies the
relationships
between organisms
and their
environment, we
label these food
chains with the
organism's niche as
well as their name.
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Bozeman
Challenge
●
Watch the video and
guess the missing
words
●
5-7 minutes find the
missing words in the
diagram(chart).
●
Who will get it
done?.
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Labelling
Fill in the missing pieces from top to bottom
respiration
photosynthesis
oxidation
reduction
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Did you get it
● The arrow is pointing to _____
● Is the photosynthesis and
respiration being
● ____
Back to the future, help
Morty get back ☺
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Bozeman Chart Challenge
How did you do?
Great
OK
Need
to
study
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Ready to earn your ninja sword?
● Last cycle we worked on
a sword.
● But, now let’s get ninja
with our new sword.
Independent time
Ready for the
instructions
Green check if you
already know how
to get into Progress
learning and see
the energy transfer
assignment for this
class
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Progress Learning –
Energy Transfer
🔶 Log into progress learning from Clever.
🔶 Select sudy plan from the main page.
🔶 Click on the SEV 1c.
🔶 Watch the Eutrophication video and answer the questions.
🔶 Complete the task.
🔶This is a graded assignment to complete.
🔶 Do not skip ahead. We will work on the other activities later
in the week.
✅ Give a green check when you are finished!
🔶 If you finish early open the practice and choose an activity
in the Aquatic biomes section.
Skill level
Challenge
Working on
assignment
confetti if you
have questions
pm and see if I
can support.
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Lesson Summary
➢A Science Fair project has specific
elements that are required.
➢ I can investigate something that I am
interested in for my Science Fair project.
➢ I can research my idea.
➢ The first law of thermodynamics explains
that energy changes form in an ecosystem
but it doesn’t disappear.
➢ The second law of thermodynamics
explains that most energy in an ecosystem
is used to help the organism survive and is
not available at the next level.
➢ Each organism has a niche in the energy
relationship.
Identify the producers, primary
consumers. What is the role of
the merlin?
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consumer decomposer producer
Draw an arrow to match
the word to its example
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Match
Match the following
Consumer
producer
decomposer
Detritovore
Consumer
producer
decomposer
Detritovore
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What’s the difference?
Detritivores eat the remains
of dead plants and animals.
●Crabs, mites,
earthworms, snails
Decomposers break down
organic matter and feed on
it.
●Bacteria, fungi
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Complete this
page. Define niche
and the terms on
the picture.
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Science Fair
Look at the ideas you have.
Pick the one you think you
would like to do.
Now start researching to see
what information you can find
out.
Copy the urls and keep them
with your notes.
We will work on your
hypothesis on Thursday.
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Pick your best idea
and start to do
research.
You need at least 3
sources.
If you might use
more copy the
second page.
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Keeping Track on
Human Impact
Human Impact - Carbon
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carnivore herbivore omnivore detritivore
Draw an arrow to match
the word to its example
Organism Roles
In the Savanna Biome what
population would you expect to
find?
😀 zebras
🐇 polar bears and penguins
🐢 tall grasses and lions
🔊 anacondas
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