2.1.1 Ecosystems
MS Science
Created on September 25, 2024
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Transcript
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EXITING THE PARK
EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX: Video
What better place to learn about them than in one of the largest man-made ecosystems, a zoo!Today, we are going to walk through the zoo and explore different types of ecosystems, as well as the factors that make these ecosystems work!
Unit 2 focuses on Ecosystems!
The Pittsburgh Zoo!
Many organisms get energy from sunlight.
Ecosystems need ENERGY
THE ISLANDS: Energy
Let's check out some more abiotic and biotic factors in the Penguin Cam!
AQUARIUM: Factors
Think about the world outside of your window. Maybe you have a park nearby or a wooded area. What do you find there? People, animals, plants, benches, rocks, water, etc.?All of these things make up an organism's ecosystem.
THE VILLAGE: Ecosystems & Ecology
An ecosystem is all of the living and non-living things in an area.Some scientists choose ecology, the study of ecosystems, as their specialty.These scientists are called ecologists.
As you know, biotic factors are living things.Abiotic factors are non-living things.
FOREST PASSAGE: Biotic & Abiotic Factors
What are some biotic and non-biotic factors in this ecosystem?
Click for another example in the Forest Passage!
Click for another example in the Forest Passage!
As we cycle back through the forest passage, we'll learn about cycles!
FOREST PASSAGE: Cycles
2 Types of Animals: Producers & Consumers
AFRICAN SAVANNA: Energy
Click for another example in the African Savanna!
Click for another example in the African Savanna!
Forests, Aquariums, Jungles...
JUNGLE ODYSSEY
Before you enter, here's what you need to know...
SECURITY!
The study of ecosystems
Something that was never alive
All of the living and non-living things in an area
Organisms that make their own food
Environment where organisms are naturally found
Organisms that eat other organisms for energy
Ecosystem
Ecology
Habitat
Consumer
Abiotic
Producer
Objectives:
Learners Can...
- describe the main components of an ecosystem
- explain how matter and energy move through an ecosystem
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