Transcription of 5th Grade Life Science: Ecosystems Unit
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5th Grade Life Science: Ecosystems Unit
Developed for Chapel Hill Carrboro City Schools Northside Elementary School Outdoor Wonder & Learning (OWL) Initiative Unless otherwise noted, activities written by: Lauren Greene, Sarah Yelton, Dana Haine, & Toni Stadelman Center for Public Engagement with Science UNC Institute for the Environment In collaboration with 5th Grade teachers at Northside Elementary School: Michelle Gay, Daila Patrick, & Elizabeth Symons 5th Grade Life Science: Ecosystems Unit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Many thanks to Dan Schnitzer, Coretta Sharpless, Kirtisha Jones and the many wonderful teachers and support staff at Northside Elementary for their participation in and support of the Northside OWL Initiative. Thanks also to Shelby Brown for her invaluable assistance compiling, editing, and proofreading the curriculum. Instructional materials and supplies to promote STEM-based outdoor learning were instrumental to the successful implementation of this curriculum.
Sep 05, 2019 · Ponds are usually shallower than lakes and the temperature of the water usually stays the same from top to bottom. Plants and algae usually grow along the edges where the water is shallow. Some examples of animals may be different types of fish, amphibians, ducks, turtles, or beavers.
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