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Marine Plants and Algae Notes and Quiz | Phytoplankton | Seaweeds | Mangroves
Fully editable slides for note-taking on marine plants and seaweeds (does not go into details on physiology). It does not go into the details you would want in a Marine Biology course, but it sufficient for introducing the diversity of primary producers to a Marine Science or Oceanography class. Quiz included! (Google Form) Also 3 notebook activities for increasing student engagement. See preview for a closer look! _____________________________________________________________________________
10th - 12th
Basic Principles, Environment, Science
Also included in: Marine Science Notes BUNDLE | Lecture Slides | Full Year | 20 topics
Salinity & Salt Water Lesson/Guided Notes/Quiz
🌊 Salinity: Salt Water Lesson – Why Is the Ocean Salty? Bring ocean chemistry and marine biology together in this engaging, high school–level Salinity Lesson from Marine Science Made Simple. Students explore where ocean salt comes from, why salinity varies around the world, and how marine organisms survive in salty environments through osmoregulation. This lesson connects chemistry, Earth systems, climate, and marine biology in one cohesive, easy-to-teach resource designed for real unders
6th - 12th
Earth Sciences, Environment, Marine Science
Also included in: Unit 3: Ocean Chemistry ALL 3 Lessons/Guided Notes/Worksheets/Quizzes
Marine Science Worksheet: Why Earth Heats Unevenly - Uses Math!
Product Description: If you're trying to teach your kids how the round shape of Earth creates uneven distribution of heat, creating cold poles and warm tropics, and you want them using math confidently, check this resource out. Do not forget to check the preview! Here's how this digital, individual or collaborative, lesson would go: Teacher presents lesson using the Google Slides presentation, and uses this to explain why Earth heats unevenly. Specifically, in this lesson, the Earth is divided
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Biology, Earth Sciences, Environment
Ecology Population Growth Graph Analysis Activity
Upper middle school and high school science students will create a line graph based on a source data table showing the population of a field mouse over 18 years. They will glean timeline events ranging from an introduction of a predator to a prairie burn from an introductory paragraph to help answer why the mouse population increased or decreased for a particular year. This four-page lesson includes conclusion questions and a complete key in color. It also has a built-in grid for graphing. Th
7th - 10th
Biology, Environment, Graphing
Population Studies: You are the Scientist Lesson
This lesson involves studying different populations and why they decrease or increase. This gets the student involved by having them be the scientist.
The terms in this presentation include:
population density
observation
sampling
mark-and-recapture
birth rate
death rate
immigration
emigration
food
space
climate
Both the presentation and the work page can be found in the zip file. The work page contains an answer key. The paid file has been left as a pptx file so the buyer may add or remove
4th - 9th, Higher Education
Applied Math, Earth Sciences, Environment
CCSS
RI.5.4
, RI.5.7
, RST.6-8.1
+6
Squirrel Worksheet + P4C Activity
This basic worksheet is geared towards Pre-K through 3rd graders, and can be modified for increased (or decreased) difficulty by the parent/teacher. Page 1 of the worksheet covers quick exercises in writing, math, biology, and includes an activity prompt. Page 2 is a P4C exercise, which includes (5) philosophy questions to get your child thinking and engaging with the content. Philosophy of Squirrels? Hey, there’s philosophy in everything! Enjoy this worksheet as an add-on to your exploration of
PreK - 3rd
Environment, Math, Spelling
Impacts on Food Chains – PowerPoint Lesson + Activity Cards
Engage your students with this high-quality, ready-to-teach resource that brings food chains, food webs, and ecological relationships to life! This bundle includes a full PowerPoint lesson plus hands-on activity cards, giving teachers everything they need to explicitly teach how changes in populations impact ecosystems. This resource is ideal for whole-class teaching, small-group tasks, revision, or relief/backup lessons that still meet curriculum requirements. 🦁 What’s Included1. PowerP
7th - 9th
Biology, Environment
Google Slides: Biology: Populations and Pop structure (Great distance Learning)
This is a great distant learning lesson to learn about populations and population growth. It goes over what causes populations to increase and decrease. It also introduces population pyramids. It leads to really great discussions about the characteristics of countries that area increasing, decreasing, or maintaining constant populations. The lesson includes: Introductory lesson with slides and a videoDiscussion questions throughout the slides for students to reflect on the learningCheck for und
8th - 12th
Biology, Environment, Science
NGSS
MS-LS2-1
, HS-LS2-1
, HS-LS2-2
pH & Species Tolerance Scenario Cards
Description: These scenario cards present real-world changes in water pH that students explore to understand how chemical shifts impact ecosystems. Each card describes a pH increase or decrease and prompts students to determine which species are within tolerance, which are stressed, and predict overall ecosystem effects. This hands-on activity encourages movement, collaboration, and data-driven reasoning using the Species Tolerance Graphs. Directions for Use: Post the scenario cards around the
7th - 9th
Chemistry, Environment, Marine Science
Also included in: pH & Species Tolerance Lab
Natural Selection Case Study Webquest & Career Exploration (distance learning)
See natural selection in action with this fun, prep-free webquest! Using an interactive online module, students will act as entomologists to research and explain how natural selection led to increases and decreases of specific traits in moth populations over time. Supports NGSS MS-LS4-6. Purchase includes: 1. student webquest worksheets for independent research through the online natural selection module (10 questions) 2. online entomologist career exploration resources including virtual job sh
6th - 8th
Biology, Environment, Math
NGSS
MS-LS4-6
Lyme Disease: Environmental Science- Ticks Safety Lesson- Tick Prevention
When it comes to learning about environmental health, Lyme Disease is what so many are now calling "the next plague". Ticks are everywhere, including your own front yard. Teens need to be aware and empowered to recognize, handle, and optimally prevent tick bites and all associated diseases. ****** I made this lesson for three huge reasons: 1. I was bitten by a tick in MY own front yard and contracted Lyme Disease 2. Tick-borne illnesses are increasing rapidly due to climate changes 3. MANY st
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Biology, Environment, Health
Also included in: MS and HS Health 101 Curriculum | Tarah F.
PowerPoint: Making Environmental Change for the Future--Mono Lake
This is a PowerPoint presentation that covers environmental change that occurred at Mono Lake in California.
Los Angeles aqueducts take the water runoff from the Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains and transport it to Los Angeles. This is a problem! This caused the level of Mono Lake is decrease drastically. It also caused the pH to increase. In the short run--Los Angeles had a lot of water for the population. In the long run--the biomes of Mono Lake were threatened. The brine shrimp couldn't
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Environment
Also included in: AP Environmental Science
IG- Cambridge Environmental management: Topic 8.4 managing strategies
IG- Cambridge Environmental management: Topic 8.4 Managing Population StrategiesThis PowerPoint presentation addresses Topic 8, specifically Objective 8.4, as outlined in the Cambridge IGCSE Environmental Management 0680 syllabus. The slides are fully customisable, allowing you to easily add, modify, or remove content to suit your needs. Make it uniquely yours! Key words coveredProblems with an increasing populationProblems with a decreasing populationFamily Planning Pro and Anti Natal PolicyRel
10th - 11th
Environment, Geography
Also included in: IGCSE Environmental Management- Population
What is Global Warming?
This geography lesson starts with a Google Slideshow to provide students with an understanding of global warming, the greenhouse effect, the enhanced greenhouse effect and carbon sources and sinks. Students have an organizer worksheet whereby they will input information from the slideshow. Once this is complete they can graph the carbon dioxide trends since 1840 and analyze some of the possible reasons for times of carbon increase and decrease. Included is: Lesson plan: PDFGoogle Slideshow (11
8th - 10th
Earth Sciences, Environment, Geography
Population Structure (Population Pyramids)
Population pyramids can tell you a lot about a population. A population pyramid, also called an “ age- gender- pyramid”, is a graphical illustration that shows the distribution of various age groups in a population (typically that of a country or region of the world), which forms the shape of a pyramid when the population is growing. The structure of a population is determined by the overall proportion of males and females and the proportion of people in different age groups. De
4th - 8th
Environment, Geography, Other (Social Studies)
Also included in: Population: Lesson Bundle (Incredible value!)
Water Demand and Supply (Developed and Less Developed Countries)
Rivers are vitally important to people. We use them for farming, industry, cooking, washing, toilets, drinking and so much more. Water supply in the UK no longer meets demand. Water supply has become a major issue home and abroad and it is imperative that water companies and people do much more in order to save water. In many areas of the United States, the demand for clean water is likely to increase while supplies decrease due, in part, to a changing climate. Othe
4th - 8th
Environment, Geography, Other (Social Studies)
Also included in: Economy and Natural Resources: Lesson Bundle (Incredible Value!)
Ocean Acidification (Carbon Cycle)
Ocean acidification is the ongoing decrease in the pH of the Earth’s oceans, caused by the uptake of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere. The main cause of ocean acidification is the burning of fossil fuels. Ocean acidification is mainly caused by carbon dioxide gas in the atmosphere dissolving into the ocean. Many factors contribute to rising carbon dioxide levels. Currently, the burning of fossil fuels such as coal, oil and gas for human industry is one of the major causes. Because of hu
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Environment, Geography, Other (Social Studies)
Oceanic Zones (Oceans, Seas and Lakes)
Oceanic Zones (Oceans, Seas and Lakes)The main idea of this lesson is that oceanic zones, ranging from the sunlit zone to the twilight, dark, and abyssal zones, showcase the diverse adaptations of organisms to survive at different depths in the ocean and emphasize the need for their conservation.EXCELLENT VALUE!Print & Go Worksheets - Reading And Comprehension Activities In summary, the learning resource explores the fascinating world of oceanic zones, showcasing the distinct characteristics and
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Biology, Environment, Geography
Also included in: Oceans, Seas and Lakes: Bundle Of 6 Reading Comprehension Lessons
Food Chains & Population Change - Cause and Effect
Food Chains & Population Changes Montessori-Inspired Ecology Material (Ages 6–12) Help students explore how energy flows through ecosystems and how changes affect living things with this hands-on, Montessori-style science material. This resource guides children from building simple food chains to analyzing population changes through cause-and-effect thinking. What’s Included: • Land biome animal cards (grass, mouse, rabbit, snake, owl, fox) • Marine biome organism cards (phytoplankton, zooplankt
2nd - 5th
Earth Sciences, Environment, Graphing
Predator-Prey Graphing and Analysis Activity
Secondary ecology, environmental science, and biology students will have an ideal population interaction study to graph and interpret with this lesson. Students will follow user-friendly directions to create a double line graph for coyotes and rodents over a twenty-six-year span. The graph will feature two y-axis scales, with the rodents on the left side in the millions and the coyotes on the right side in the thousands. Students will then analyze the graph and explain the change in the cyclic
7th - 10th
Biology, Environment
Feeding Relationships Doodle Notes & Quiz | Producers, Consumers, Decomposers
Help students understand energy flow in ecosystems with these interactive Feeding Relationships Doodle Notes and Quiz!Perfect for middle and high school life science lessons, this resource covers the essential roles of producers, consumers, and decomposers in food chains, supporting NGSS standards while building critical thinking through visual and written learning. What’s Included:✔ Doodle Notes (PDF – 3 Scaffolded Versions) • Full-text, partially blank, and blank versions to meet diverse le
5th - 10th
Basic Principles, Environment, Science
NGSS
MS-LS2-3
, 5-LS2-1
, MS-LS2-1
+2
Also included in: Doodle Notes Bundle #1 with Understanding Checkpoints
Wind Doodle Notes & Quiz | Differentiated Global & Local Wind Patterns Resource
Teach your students how wind forms and why it behaves the way it does with these engaging Wind Doodle Notes & Quiz. Students explore concepts like global wind belts, the jet stream, and land vs. sea breezes while completing visually supported, differentiated notes. What’s Included: • 3 Versions of Doodle Notes: Fill-in-the-Blank, Partially Blank, and Blank • Full-Color Answer Key • Printable and Digital Quizzes and Answer Keys How to Use: • Use during instruction on air pressure, wind patter
6th - 10th
Earth Sciences, Environment, Science
NGSS
MS-ESS2-6
Energy Resources Doodle Notes & Quiz | Renewable & Nonrenewable Science
These Energy Resources Doodle Notes help students visualize and compare the major forms of energy used around the world. From fossil fuels to wind and solar power, students engage with key science concepts while labeling, coloring, and completing these scaffolded notes. What’s Included: • 3 Differentiated Versions (fill-in-the-blank, partially blank, blank) • Quizzes (PDF and Google Form versions) to check for understanding • Full-color answer key for easy reference How to Use: • Reinforce vo
6th - 10th
Environment, General Science, Science
NGSS
MS-ESS3-1
Also included in: Doodle Notes Bundle #2 with Understanding Checkpoints
Native, Introduced & Invasive Species Doodle Notes & Quiz | Ecology Activity
Native, Introduced & Invasive Species Doodle Notes & Quiz | Ecology Activity, NGSS Aligned 🌿 Help students master Native, Introduced, and Invasive Species with engaging, visual notes and meaningful practice! This resource includes differentiated Doodle Notes and a 14-question Understanding Checkpoint Quiz (PDF + Google Form) to reinforce key ecology concepts and build critical thinking. Students will learn how species interact within ecosystems and how human actions impact biodiversity.
5th - 10th
Environment, Other (Science), Science
NGSS
MS-LS2-2
, MS-LS2-4
, MS-LS2-1
+1
Also included in: Doodle Notes Bundle #1 with Understanding Checkpoints
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