Ecology projects
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Try this algae and pollution experiment with your kids when you're studying ecology. All you need is pond water, jars, and some pollutants to add to it.
Don't let the title, DIY 2-Liter Bottle Ecosystem Project scare you. This activity is fun and intriguing for the home or a science project!
Here's some photos from a project any Science teachers (and Art!) out there might find interesting. We have a very creative Science tea...
Biome in a bottle, ecosystem in an envelope, habitat in a handbag…what on earth? This hands-on long term terrestrial and marine or freshwater biome research project will have student thinking about where they live – the organisms that surround them and the environment they live in. Dive in to get started on this interactive in-classroom habitat experiment! After the open or closed biome is created, students will collect data on how organisms interact with one another and monitor changes over…
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I’m not sure if I’ve ever met a high school biology teacher who DOESN’T enjoy teaching ecology . There are so many fun, hands-on ways to engage students in this content, and because of this, students tend to really love it, too!But over the years, I’ve reflected on my practice and have learned some things that have really improved how I teach ecology in my Biology 1 course. So here are my five best tips for teaching ecology! #HighSchoolScience #Ecology
Our most recent science unit is an exploration of ecosystems. We learned there are 4 parts to an ecosystem: animals, plants, decomposers, and non-living things. These bottles contain all four parts including water, soil, grass, fish, snails, gravel, worms, and a water plant. Our bottles have been self sustaining. For two weeks we haven't had to feed the animals or water the plants, and everything is still alive. Take a look:
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