biology monday 13 mar 2017 - steilacoom

BIOLOGY

Monday

13 Mar 2017

Entry TaskReflection question to be written in your notebook:

• How did you prepare for the Chpt 16 & 17 exam?

Agenda Housekeeping

Exam 8 (Chpt16&17) Review

HousekeepingSubstitute on Wednesday & Thursday (22-23 Mar).

• POGIL - Ecological Pyramids

Substitute on Monday, 27 Mar.

• POGIL - Nutrient Cycles

Substitute Wednesday through Friday (29-31 Mar.)

• Early release schedule.

• Chpt 3 workbook

Spring Break 3-7 Apr.

Exam 8 ReviewReview your exam.

On a separate sheet of paper:

• Write all incorrect questions (leave room for answer).

• Using you textbook find the correct answer.

• Write the correct answer & include the page number.

BIOLOGY

Tuesday

14 Mar 2017

Entry TaskIn your textbook review the bolded headings & highlighted words

for Chpt 3.

Agenda Housekeeping

Chpt 3 Introduction

Chpt 3 Vocabulary

HousekeepingVocabulary Bingo tomorrow, 15 Mar.

Substitute on Wednesday & Thursday (22-23 Mar).






• Chpt 3 workbook.

Chpt 3 Introduction

The Biosphere

Essential Question:

How do living & nonliving parts of Earth interact & affect the

survival of organisms?

Chpt 3 Objectives

You will be able to answer the following questions.

• What is the study of Ecology?

• How do biotic & abiotic factors influence an ecosystem?

Chpt 3 Vocabulary

Complete the vocabulary foldable within your notebook.

• Definitions should be written behind each word tab.

• Chpt 3 vocabulary foldable can be located @

http://www.steilacoom.k12.wa.us/Page/5716


BIOLOGY

Wednesday

15 Mar 2017

Entry TaskTake out your vocabulary list & prepare for Bingo!

Agenda Housekeeping

Chpt 3 Vocabulary Bingo







• Chpt 3 workbook


BingoGrab one bingo card & pass the remaining back.

I will give the definition & you will find the word.

BIOLOGY

Thursday

16 Mar 2017

Entry TaskIn your science notebook describe what you think an ecologist

studies.

Agenda Housekeeping

What is Ecology?







• Chpt 3 workbook


Chpt 3 Objectives

You will be able to answer the following questions.

• What is the study of Ecology?

• How do biotic & abiotic factors influence an ecosystem?

Our Living Planet

Biosphere?

• The part of the earth in which life exists including land,

water, & air or atmosphere.

p. 64

Our Living Planet

Biosphere:

8 km above

the Earth

11 km below

the surface of

the ocean

p. 64

Our Living Planet

p. 65

Ecology?

• Scientific study of

interaction

• between

Interactions within the

biosphere produce a

web of interdependence

between organisms &

their environment.

Ecology?

• Scientific study of interactions among organisms & between

organisms & their physical environment.

Our Living Planet

Ecologists:

• Some focus on the interactions of

individual organisms.

• Others try to understand the influence of

interactions on the global environment.

Levels of Organization

Species p. 64-65


The following should go in each square: Working from largest

level (the biosphere) to smallest level write…

• Name of the grouping

• Definition

• Drawing/sketch

Note: Levels of Organization foldable can be located @


p. 64-65



The

p. 64-65

Is made up of…

The Biosphere

Is made up of…

Is made up of…

Is made up of…

Is made up of…

Species

Ecolo

gical Levels of O

rganizatio

n

Biotic & Abiotic

p. 66-67

Biotic Factors

• Any living (biological) part of the environment with which

organisms might interact.

• E.g. Animals, plants, mushrooms, & bacteria.

Abiotic Factors

• Any physical, or nonliving, factor that shapes an ecosystem.

• E.g. Sunlight, heat, precipitation, humidity, wind or water

currents, soil type, etc.

Every environment consists of a dynamic mix of biotic & abiotic

factors.

Biotic Factors:

• Any living (biological) part of the environment with which

organisms might interact.

• E.g.

Abiotic Factors:

• Any physical, or nonliving, factor that shapes an ecosystem.

• E.g.

Activity

Make a T chart & label one side Biotic & the other side Abiotic.

Observe the picture & write the items within the picture as either

a biotic or abiotic factor.

Biotic Abiotic

p. 66-67

Biotic & Abiotic?

Biotic or abiotic?

p. 66-67

BIOLOGY

Friday

17 Mar 2017

Species

Entry TaskWithout looking at yesterdays notes, list the level of ecological

organization in the correct order.

Agenda Housekeeping

What is Ecology?

Energy, Producers, & Consumers



• Ecological Pyramid Foldable





• Chpt 3 workbook


Activity

Make a T chart & label one side Biotic & the other side Abiotic.

Observe the picture & write the items within the picture as either

a biotic or abiotic factor.

Biotic Abiotic

p. 66-67

Biotic & Abiotic?

Biotic or abiotic?

p. 66-67

Ecology

Methods used to study Ecology:

• Observation

• Experimentation

• Modeling

p. 69

VideoEcology - Rules for Living on Earth: Crash Course Biology #40

(10:25):

• Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izRvPaAWgyw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izRvPaAWgyw

Primary Producers

Without __________ all life on Earth would seize to exist.

• No organism can create energy.

Where does energy come from? Think about humans.

p. 69

energy

Primary Producers

For most life on Earth, what is the ultimate source of energy?

• The sun

p. 69

Primary Producers

What are primary producers?

• The first producers of energy-rich compounds that are later

used by organisms.

Autotrophs: auto = “by itself” & trophikos = “to feed”

• Photosynthesis

• Chemosynthesis

p. 69

Photosynthesis.

• The process

• Converts carbon

On land, plants are the main photosynthetic producers & in

water ecosystems they are algae.

Photosynthesis

Photosynthesis.

• The process of capturing

light energy & using it to

power chemical reactions.

• Converts carbon dioxide &

water into oxygen &

carbohydrates.

p. 70

Primary Producers

Chemosynthesis.

• The process of using

chemical energy to power a

chemical reaction.

• Converts carbon dioxide,

hydrogen sulfide, and

oxygen into sulfur

compounds and

carbohydrates.

Bacteria are the primary

chemosynthetic organisms.p. 70

Primary Producers

p. 70

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