Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Food Chains & Feeding Levels Unit | Energy Flow in Ecosystems

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Aquatic Food Chains & Bioaccumulation Lesson Bundle for Grades 6–10 that teaches how energy and pollutants move through aquatic ecosystems through a visual slideshow while students follow along in a single organized Work Bundle. This bundle includes 2 structured lessons where students investigate phytoplankton, zooplankton, aquatic food chains, and biomagnification through guided notes, visuals, and a hands-on simulation that models how pollutants increase through feeding levels. Students comple

5th - 7th

Biology, Environment, Science

Also included in: Food Chains & Trophic Levels Unit | Energy Flow in Ecosystems

Seed Dispersal & Abiotic Factors Unit | Hands-On Ecology Lessons

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SlideSpark Science

Seed Dispersal & Abiotic Factors Ecology Unit for Grades 5–8 that teaches plant dispersal and environmental influences through a visual slideshow while students follow along in a single organized Work Bundle. This unit includes 4 structured lessons where students investigate how seeds spread through wind, water, animals, and other mechanisms while exploring how abiotic factors influence plant survival and distribution through simulations, guided activities, and real-world examples. Students comp

5th - 8th

Basic Principles, Environment, Science

Skittles Erosion Investigation

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Brunet's Bayou Bookworms

Here's a great hands-on experiment for students to visually see how water can effect erosion. Students can use pipettes to drop water on a Skittle or M&M candy to see the candy coating wash away before their eyes.

2nd - 4th

Earth Sciences, Environment

Habitat Graphic Organizer

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Dara Belohlavek

Activity for students to organize information about the different habitats! Ex. weather, animals, plants, etc. Great writing activity with opportunities for students to be creative. Use for each habitat and staple together to create a booklet!

K - 3rd

English Language Arts, Environment, Science