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Earth Science Model Lesson. Presented by Jeanie Shannon and Sarah Paslay. NC Essential Standard. EEn.2.7.1 Explain how abiotic and biotic factors interact to create the various biomes in North Carolina. . Learning Target.
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Earth Science Model Lesson Presented by Jeanie Shannon and Sarah Paslay
NC Essential Standard • EEn.2.7.1 Explain how abiotic and biotic factors interact to create the various biomes in North Carolina.
Learning Target • I can explain how abiotic and biotic factors interact to create the various biomes in North Carolina.
Criteria for Success • I will identify biotic and abiotic factors. • I will be able to differentiate the 6 major earth biomes. • I will be able to explain to which biome North Carolina belongs • I will be able to explain why North Carolina belongs to that biome.
Bell ringer activity • Break the following sets of words down using the prefix/suffix lists provided. You may work together in groups of two or three to determine what the words mean • Biosphere Biotic • Biome Abiotic • Biodiversity Deciduous
Graphic Organizer Biotic Abiotic • People • Animals • Plants • Insects • Birds • Weather • Latitude • Altitude • Water • Soil • Rocks • Minerals
Differentiated Instruction • World Biome Brochure • Create a colorful brochure that includes the 6 major biomes including: • Temperature • Rainfall • Animals • Plants • Latitude • Altitude • Biome Children’s book • Write a story about an animal going through at least 4 biomes to find the one it is adapted to live in. Rainforest, tundra, taiga, temperate deciduous forest, desert, grasslands • Must be colored and include pictures **Extra points would be rewarded for this choice
Incorporating Technology and Common Core Standards • http://its.guilford.k12.nc.us/webquests/forest/forest.htm • Incorporates Vocabulary • Worksheet focusing on NC biomes • Answers must be written in sentence form and proper vocabulary included
Kinesthetic Learner • Where does NC fit in? • Discuss weather, altitude, animals, plants, latitude (refer to website from previous two days) • Cookie lab • using provided materials make a visual representation that would show that NC is a deciduous forest • Could adapt this to your classroom using printed copies of blank NC maps