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Teach your students about ecosystems, food chains and webs, omnivore, herbivore, consumer, producer, prey, predator, niche, competition, habitat, camouflage, using move around, kinesthetic games.
For grades 3-7. Make great interdisciplinary lessons between science and PE and provides students in long blocks a authentic reason to get up and move while learning.
Package includes 8 games of varying difficulty and length of playing time, deciduous forest organism cards with color pictures (oak tree, raspberry bush, apple tree, grass, clover, earthworm, nuthatch, grasshopper, snake, rabbit, pine tree and fox), color resource cards, food web.
Contains the following 8 games: Camouflage; Fox, nuthatch, trees; Foxes, acorns and a bunch of rabbits; Omnivore tag; Square meal tag (included in preview); Steal the acorn; Herbivore, producer, decomposer; Staying alive!
Each game contains rules, background knowledge, equipment needed (if any), optional playing extensions, discussion extensions. Laminate for long lasting play.
For grades 3-7. Make great interdisciplinary lessons between science and PE and provides students in long blocks a authentic reason to get up and move while learning.
Package includes 8 games of varying difficulty and length of playing time, deciduous forest organism cards with color pictures (oak tree, raspberry bush, apple tree, grass, clover, earthworm, nuthatch, grasshopper, snake, rabbit, pine tree and fox), color resource cards, food web.
Contains the following 8 games: Camouflage; Fox, nuthatch, trees; Foxes, acorns and a bunch of rabbits; Omnivore tag; Square meal tag (included in preview); Steal the acorn; Herbivore, producer, decomposer; Staying alive!
Each game contains rules, background knowledge, equipment needed (if any), optional playing extensions, discussion extensions. Laminate for long lasting play.
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susieq69
These games are a wonderful addition to my ecosystem unit of study.
April 11, 2013 
yayitza
cool
March 31, 2013
trigirloakley
Looking forward to using this with my fifth graders! Looks like an excellent resource! Thanks
March 18, 2013
Kathleen Applebee (TpT Seller)
Fantastic. My students like move around learning and role playing. Seems to make food webs more understandable.
February 2, 2013
Dcamano
Not what I expected.
November 10, 2012
Kathleen Applebee (TpT Seller)
Could you be more specific? That would help me possible change the wording so customers won't have an unpleasant surprise. Is there anything I can do to help you be more satisfied?
November 10, 2012
MrsSmurfy
AWESOME!
October 11, 2012
MW (TpT Seller)
Thank you for the great activities! My students are going to love these games!
August 29, 2012
Mrs. Winchester (TpT Seller)
I am excited to try the games with my students; the materials are colorful and appealing.
May 6, 2012
Kathleen Applebee (TpT Seller)
Thank you for such a thoughtful comment. I hope your students enjoy and do well after using it.
May 7, 2012
Brandy Lacy (TpT Seller)
Thank you! I used this game as review recently and it was a great product to have on hand.
February 15, 2012
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melissaestes1
Are these small group games that are done indoors?
January 1, 2013
Kathleen Applebee (TpT Seller)
They can be done indoors or out. Some of them involve running after limited resources so I like to use the gym or go outside. Some you can do with large or small groups. Some work better with groups of at least 7 or 8 so you have different organisms in the food chain. Some can be done with fewer participants. One adaptation to consider (I have alternative ed students who need behavioral modification) is to give each student an organism and link getting the resources to behavior (1 water for homework, 1 sun for staying in seat, 1 nutrient for .... etc) At the need of the week they see if they lived or died, grew or stayed the same. Hope this helps. If not, what did I leave out?
January 2, 2013
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