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1. IMAGERS - Biodiversity Lesson 2
...udents will: To model the NatureMapping program. Learn about the NatureMapping program. Materials Needed: Worksheet 1 - What is NatureMapping? Worksheet 2 - Modeling NatureMapping Hidden Picture for Worksheet 2 (212k) (.pdf document) Worksheet 3 - The NatureMapping Program Engage Begin by reviewing biodiversity with students. Ask them to predict how one could study habitats and its biodiversity. Write their predictions on the board. Explain that there is a program called NatureMapping that studies habitats for biodiversity. Have students read Worksheet 1 to get a better understanding of the NatureMapping p...
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2. Marine Biodiversity
Marine Biodiversity Goals: 1. Students will learn about the various aspects of Marine Biodiversity and biodiversity in general. 2. Students will participate in a hands on internet activity. 3. Students will map a region of an ocean with the various species that cohabitate there. Resources: 1. Maps of each of the oceans...
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3. Protecting Biodiversity
...onomy 2. Outline the Elections in Opportunity Canada 3. Revisit and Prime Reflect Ministers' 4. Extension Gallery Life & Society CBC Archives Topic: Disasters & Endangered Species Tragedies in Canada Extreme Weather All activities on Science & this topic Technology Sports Olympics Hockey Protecting Biodiversity Activity Overview Subjects Geography Science Social Studies Summary Students will create a graffiti poster that represents their prior knowledge of biodiversity and then explore various approaches to protecting biodiversity. Topic Index Duration 2 lessons Clip Index Purpose All Clips from To underst...
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4. Gould League - Food Webs - Secondary Activities
Food webs, Classification and Biodiversity Additional secondary activities to accompany the Gould League Food webs, Classification and Biodiversity kit. In the scheme of things Level: 5 Curriculum Area: Science Outcomes Students: Use a variety of reference materials Identify niches of various animals Materials and preparation Animal cut outs...
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5. Gould League - Food Webs - Primary Activities
Food webs, classification and biodiversity Additional primary activities to accompany the Gould League Food webs, classification and biodiversity kit. Food Chain Mobile Level 2 and 3 Curriculum area: Science Background This activity could be used to conclude a section of work on feeding relationships using the Gould League Food webs, Classif...
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6. Biodiversity Count
SERC Logo Skip to main contentSkip to navigation Starting Point-Teaching Entry Level Geoscience > Campus-Based Learning > Examples of Campus-Based Learning > Biodiversity Count Explore Teaching Examples Provide Feedback Biodiversity Count Suzanne Savanick, Science Education Resource Center, Carleton College, ssavanic@carleton.edu This material is replicated on a number of sites as part of the SERC Pedagogic Service Project Summary In this class exercize, students cou...
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7. Gould League - Food Webs - Secondary Activities
Food webs, Classification and Biodiversity Additional secondary activities to accompany the Gould League Food webs, Classification and Biodiversity kit. Adaptations Levels 4 and 5 Curriculum Area - Science Outcomes Students: Identify features of animals that enable survival in particular environments. Group animals on the basis of their simi...
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8. Gould League - Food Webs - Secondary Activities
Food webs, Classification and Biodiversity Additional secondary activities to accompany the Gould League Food webs, Classification and Biodiversity kit. Megafauna Level 4 and 5 Curriculum area - Science, SOSE and English Outcomes Students: Explore Australian food webs and ecosystems at the time of the Megafauna. Identify features of animals...
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9. Gould League - Food Webs - Primary Activities
Food webs, classification and biodiversity Additional primary activities to accompany the Gould League Food webs, classification and biodiversity kit. Survival features Level 3 Curriculum area: Science Outcomes Students: Identify similar features of producers, herbivores and carnivores Identify features that assist in survival Group living t...
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10. Biodiversity in the Schoolyard Intro
An Introduction to Biodiversity in the Schoolyard Author: Joel K. Abraham Overview: This lesson is an introduction to the Biodiversity in the Schoolyard unit. It is designed to engage students in the planning process of the sampling/collection. Students will be encouraged to begin recognizing local diversity patterns and to think...
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