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LOL I had to put a thingy on mine wher e people have to type in the letters on the image shown... word verification or whatever... there are a hell of a lot of ads out there?! But the pics are great!! seems like ur having a good time - can you explain more about what this food web thing is though?
Hey, cherrie. Each student got a picture of an animal, plant or action that can affect our ecosystem. One person started with the yarn, then threw the yarn to a person with an animael or plant, etc. that they would eat or get eaten by, etc. so that if continued we'd have a huge web of linked aspects, creating an ecosystem. Then something else is introduced, such as an oil spill. When an oil spill occurs those who are directly affect (via a link in the web) drop their part of the yarn, and continuously until everyone loses their yarn. There must be a great deal of discussion to make this a successful activity and it works well for those who don't understand the idea of an ecosystem all that well.
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Good bye anonymous posting... I'm sorry for those of you who aren't blogger users, but I can't have random advertisements in my comments. I do enjoy comments based on content, so sign up for blogger if you have to and comment!
LOL I had to put a thingy on mine wher e people have to type in the letters on the image shown... word verification or whatever... there are a hell of a lot of ads out there?! But the pics are great!! seems like ur having a good time - can you explain more about what this food web thing is though?
Hey, cherrie. Each student got a picture of an animal, plant or action that can affect our ecosystem. One person started with the yarn, then threw the yarn to a person with an animael or plant, etc. that they would eat or get eaten by, etc. so that if continued we'd have a huge web of linked aspects, creating an ecosystem. Then something else is introduced, such as an oil spill. When an oil spill occurs those who are directly affect (via a link in the web) drop their part of the yarn, and continuously until everyone loses their yarn. There must be a great deal of discussion to make this a successful activity and it works well for those who don't understand the idea of an ecosystem all that well.
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