Ginger Cole

Students will describe how abiotic and biotic factors in the ecosystem interact in the pictures.

8 pages are included Students will observe some examples of camouflage in nature and try to find the animals in the pictures. Print out the lizard templates for each student. They will try and design a camouflage to help the lizard blend into the environment outside. Take the students for a walk and test their designs. They will reflect in their Science notebook at the end of the activity. My students loved this activity. I have been doing it for years and love to see the students’ creative shin

Students collect stickers or charms to fill their crocs. They turn their crocs in to get a prize or extra technology time. Mark out the stickers/charms and start again. Students can color their crocs or you can print them out in any color paper you want.

Nature Walk Bundle. Students will go on a simple natural walk and use the data table to collect the abiotic and biotic parts of the environment they see as they walk. They will use the data they collect and make a bar graph of the data. There is a worksheet that can be used as an assessment or daily grade.

Students fill their cups up with stickers to receive a prize or extra technology time. Mark out the stickers and start again. I have done this for several years and the kids always love it. Check out my other reward templates.

Students will recognize and label symbiotic relationships. They will label each picture as Mutualism, Commercialism, or Parasitism.

Students will answer true /false questions about recycling. They will then color the pumpkins based on the answer they chose.

Posters/Pictures to use to teach routines in the classroom.

10 slides to use as bellringers for the topic of ecosystems.

Be the cool teacher with the ”Drip”…with this Drip Binder Cover.