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Bellringer

Bellringer. Identify the 6 different biomes we have already studied Name one characteristic about each of these biomes. Objective.

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Bellringer

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  1. Bellringer • Identify the 6 different biomes we have already studied • Name one characteristic about each of these biomes

  2. Objective • SWBAT Identify and describe the major biomes and habitats and their characteristics: desert, grassland, savannah, tropical forest, coniferous forest, tundra, freshwater, and saltwater.

  3. Biodiversity • Key Point #1 • Biodiversity: the variety of all forms of life, from genes to species

  4. Freshwater Biomes • Key Point #2: • Freshwater biomes have little to no salt and include ponds, streams, rivers and some lakes

  5. Marine biomes • Key Point #3: • Marine biomes: saltwater bodies of water, include oceans and some lakes

  6. Boreal Biomes • Key Point #4 • Boreal: trees that do not shed their leaves in the winter (pine trees, evergreen trees)

  7. Biomes Stations • Using the worksheet, you will fill in information about each biome with 2-3 other people. • You will have 1.5 minutes at each station • While you are at each station, you should be speaking in low voices with your group members so you are not distracting other groups. • After you have finished filling in the table, you should independently answer the questions at the end of the worksheet.

  8. Groups - 322 • Derrell • Juan • Kyle • Daizy • Monicka • Omar • Danny • Cruz • Denise • Miguel • Jailene • Lusia • Adrian • Joshua B • Jamal • Diana • Aixa • Jacqueline • Amber • Daniel • Jameale • Sarai • Cindy • Myra • Celeste • Agustin • David • Isabel • Marla • Joshua F • Kristafer • Marisol

  9. Groups - 312 • James • Otilia • Isela • Deandre • Maria • Sean • Keyla • Jose V • Scottie • Karina • Nicole • Jonathan • Samantha • Mayra • Gerardo • Neida • Andres • Dulce • Christian • Jasmin • David • Daniel • Esmeralda • Jahir • Geo • Emma • Taycha • Jose P. • Marcos • Ruben • Nicholas • Angel • Yahaira

  10. Groups - 314 • Aaron • Donald • Jovana • Francis • Alejandro • Taylor • Christopher • Sonia • Alexis L • Alexis M • Dorimar • Jose A • Peter • Angel • Danielle • Ariana • Gustavo • Edwin • Alexis R • Cristal • Christian • Jose N • Jennifer • Nelson • Sara • Herman • Jaime • Adriana • Wesley • Armando • Robert • Amy • Christian • Crystal

  11. Show Me What You Know • Which is the best way to describe the habitat of the animals that live in Antarctica? a. Hot and dry with a few plants b. Cold and snowy with sparse vegetation c. Cold and dry with a few plants d. Warm and moist with many trees

  12. Show Me What You Know 2. A biome that is represented by very warm temperatures and large amounts of precipitation is a – a. Tundra b. Desert c. Temperate forest d. Tropical rain forest

  13. Show Me What You Know 3. Which ecosystem pictured below most likely has the lowest level of biodiversity? •  A. C. • B. D.

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