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BIOME PROJECT. February 2010 for Mrs. Longino’s 6 th grade Science classes. LIBRARY RESEARCH. Library Objectives:. The student will seek information from diverse sources, contexts, disciplines, and cultures with 80% accuracy. (OBJ. 9)
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BIOME PROJECT February 2010 for Mrs. Longino’s 6th grade Science classes LIBRARY RESEARCH
Library Objectives: • The student will seek information from diverse sources, contexts, disciplines, and cultures with 80% accuracy. (OBJ. 9) • The student will communicate or exchange information and ideas by using technological tools with 80% accuracy. (OBJ. 10) • The student will collaborate with others, both in person and through technologies to identify and evaluate information products, and to arrive at consensus solutions with 80% accuracy. (OBJ. 12)
Your 1st Objective: Construct a 3-dimensional model of a biome in a large shoe box.
Plants • Include plants that live in your biome
Animals • Include animals that live in your biome
Terrain • Describe the surface features of your biome.
Abiotic Factors • Non living parts of the environment
Biotic Factors The living parts of the environment
World Map • Where is your biome located? • Be sure to color or outline the location of your biome on the map.
Your 2nd Objective: Create a poster that is divided into 3 sections.
Section 1: Written description of the biomes characteristics Precipitation graph Temperature graph
Climate • Describe the weather conditions in your biome. • You will need to determine a location of your biome to find the precipitation and temperature range for the months of January through December.
Precipitation and Temperature Graphs • http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Experiments/Biome/graphs.php#coniferous
Section 2: Table of plants and animals with their adaptations Use the table in your packet
Section 3: Food Chain that includes pictures of the animals