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Unit 3

Unit 3. Lesson 3: What is Interdependence?. Objective. By the end of this lesson you should know what interdependence is. By the end of this lesson you should know why interdependence is important. Partner Exploration. Think about these questions:

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Unit 3

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  1. Unit 3 Lesson 3: What is Interdependence?

  2. Objective • By the end of this lesson you should know what interdependence is. • By the end of this lesson you should know why interdependence is important.

  3. Partner Exploration • Think about these questions: • Can hummingbirds drink nectar from any flower? • How do honeybees find the flowers they visit? • What attracts butterflies to certain flowers? • Today’s exploration is to predict and draw what kind of flowers a honeybee, butterfly and hummingbird would eat from.

  4. Let’s Check: • Honeybee: • Butterfly • Hummingbird

  5. Interdependence • Interdependence - the dependence of organisms on one another for survival • Organisms help each other survive • What organisms help us (people) to survive?

  6. Interdependence • Populations of animals are interdependent on each other to survive • How are these animals dependent on each other?

  7. Relationship • The connection between organisms • Different organisms helping each other survive • What are these organisms’ relationship? Ants and Aphids Clown Fish and Anemone

  8. Pollinate • To transfer pollen from the male to the female part of a flower • Why do organisms need to pollinate plants?

  9. Humming Birds Bats Insects: Bees Butterflies Pollinate • What kinds of animals help pollinate flowers?

  10. Animals carry seeds in their fur. Animals burry seeds and forget about them. Seeds come out in animal droppings after being eaten. Animals Helping Plants • Besides pollinating, how else do animals help plants?

  11. Plants Helping Animals • How are these plants helping the animals?

  12. Closure • Name a pair of organisms that are interdependent. • Would a flower that a butterfly gets food from be big or small? Why?

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