1.6 Phosphorus Cycle

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Draw a little picture that relates to Element.

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Draw a little picture that relates to Cycle.

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Draw a little picture that relates to Decay.

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Draw a little picture that relates to Abiotic Factors.

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Draw a little picture that relates to Biogeochemical Cycle.

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Now it is your turn to match the vocabulary.

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Match the correct vocabulary word with its definition.

• A simple substance that cannot be broken down into other substances. For example, water is made up of the elements hydrogen and oxygen.

• A series of events that happen in a regular order and repeat over and over again. Like the seasons, they go in a circle.

• To rot or break down into smaller parts. It's like when a leaf falls from a tree and slowly disappears.

• Chemicals that are used to clean things, like soap. They help to get rid of dirt and grime.

Element

Cycle

Decay

Detergents

• Element

• Cycle

• Decay

• Detergents

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Match the correct vocabulary word with its definition.

• Non-living parts of an ecosystem, like air, water, sunlight, and rocks.

• The movement of important chemicals, like carbon and nitrogen, through living things and the environment.

• Living things in an ecosystem, like plants, animals, and bacteria.

• A place where something is stored or collected, like a bathtub for water.

Abiotic Factors

Biogeochemical Cycle

Biotic Factors

Sink

• Abiotic Factors

• Biogeochemical Cycle

• Biotic Factors

• Sink

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What do you notice?

What do you wonder?

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Using one to two words, tell me the most interesting thing you’ve learned so far about "Phosphorus Cycle".

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Choose 2 reservoirs depicted in the diagram above and describe how phosphorus moves from one to the other.

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