Science 7 - Interactions & Ecosystems
Students were given different 'beaks' that they then had to try to 'eat' different food sources - giving them a better understanding on how if a food source no longer exists, animals need to move on, adapt or they will die.
Students were given different examples of symbiotic relationships - they then needed to put them into the proper catertory be it parasitism, mutualism or commensalism.
Students played predator & prey out in the bush to fully understand the various niches animals have as well as getting a better feel for how life cycles, birth rates and nutrition play such important roles.
✅ Charter Methods Used:
1) Experiential Learning
4) Individualized Program Plans
6) Independent Student Research Projects
7) Tiered Lesson Planning
9) Sensory, Graphic & Interactive Scaffold Learning
10) Teacher-Centered Instruction
11) Hybrid Style of Learning
12) STEM
🎯 Charter Goals Achieved:
Students will recognize and understand agricultural literacy
Students will demonstrate problem solving through adaptability, resilience, and critical thinking
Students will understand the value of goals and outcomes
Students will achieve academic success while displaying leadership
Science Key Concepts:
interactions and interdependencies
producers, consumers, decomposers
species distribution
endangered species