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ScienceMiddelbare schoolhavo, vwoLeerjaar 1

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TOPIC 2: Being in the world 
In this topic you will learn about food chains, molecules in food, the digestive system, combustion inside and outside the body.
p. 45-89

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A wordlist for every lesson.
p. 46-47

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TOPIC 2.1: FOODCHAINS
  • I understand and can read food chains
  • I can distinguish the different roles in a food chain (producer,
  • primary consumer, secondary consumer, tertiary consumer and quaternary consumer)
  • I understand the energy pyramid and understand why energy gets lost
p. 46-53

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TOPIC 2.1: FOODCHAINS
  • organism
  • photosynthesis
  • joule (or calorie)
  • foodchain
  • energy flow
  • producers
  • primary consumer
  • secondary consumer
  • tertiary consumer
  •  foodweb
  • sustainable
p. 46-53

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TOPIC 2.1: FOODCHAINS
p. 46-53
A food chain shows you who eats whom in an easy way.

The energy flow is shown with arrows

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TOPIC 2.1: FOODCHAINS
p. 46-53
Producers are plants, because they produce food with photosynthesis
Consumers are animals that eat other organisms.

We use the words primary, secondary and tertiary to describe if they are the first, second or third consumer in the chain



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TOPIC 2.1: FOODCHAINS
p. 46-53
The energy pyramid shows that you lose energy with every step in the food chain. 

This is because:

Consumers don’t eat the entire organism
Organisms use up some of the energy 
Organisms produce waste that has some energy. 




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Homework exercises
Let's take a look at them together.
p. 48

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PRODUCERS
CONSUMER
FOODWEB
FOODCHAIN
Shows one possible path of energy flow
Organism that feeds on other organisms
Shows all feeding relationships in an area
Organism that uses photosynthesis

Slide 11 - Drag question

Explain what the arrows in a food chain and food web represent.

Slide 12 - Open question

What type of organism will always be at the start of a food chain?

Slide 13 - Open question

What is the origin of all the energy you find in your food? (Hint: think about the process that the organisms from question 3 perform)

Slide 14 - Open question

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In class activity
Follow the instructions on the worksheets.
p. 46-47

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Assignment 1 - R:
Photo of group 1: Decomposers 

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Assignment 1 - R:
Photo of group 2: Producers


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Assignment 1 - R:
Photo of group 3: Primary consumers

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Assignment 1 - R:
Photo of group 4: Secondary & Tertiary consumers

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Assignment 2 - T1:
Find the requested food chains in the food web, even lay the cards out if it helps and write them down below, please do not include decomposers. 

  1.  Find a food chain in which the Hawk is a tertiary consumer:
  2. Find a food chain in which the Hawk is a secondary consumer:
  3. Find a food chain with a Tarantula :
  4. Find a food chain in which the Rattlesnake is a secondary consumer:
  5. Find a food chain of 5 trophic levels:



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Assignment 2 - T1:
1. Find a food chain in which the Hawk is a tertiary consumer:
GRASS --> GRASSHOPPER --> LIZARD --> HAWK
2. Find a food chain in which the Hawk is a secondary consumer:
GRASS --> RABBIT --> HAWK
3. Find a food chain with a Tarantula:
STARCACTUS --> KANGAROO RAT --> TARANTULA --> RATTLESNAKE --> HAWK
4. Find a food chain in which the Rattlesnake is a secondary consumer:
GRASS --> RABBIT --> RATTLESNAKE --> HAWK
5. Find a food chain of 5 trophic levels:
GRASS --> GRASSHOPPER --> LIZARD --> RATTLESNAKE -->  HAWK


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Assignment 3 - T2:
Answer the following question about a new situation in our desert ecosystem. A virus destroyed the Kangaroo rat population in the summer of 2018, causing its extinction in this ecosystem. No need to include decomposers.
1. Which organisms would be directly affected by this extinction? (one step)
2. Which organisms would be indirectly affected by this extinction? (two steps)
3. Which of the above 7 organisms will increase in numbers?
4. Which of the above 7 organisms will decrease in numbers?

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DIRECTLY AFFECTED:

STARCACTUS
TARANTULA
RATTLESNAKE
HAWK
INDIRECTLY AFFECTED: 

RABBIT
GRASHOPPER
RATTLESNAKE
LIZARD

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INCREASE:

STARCACTUS
RABBIT
GRASHOPPER
DECREASE: 

TARANTULA
RATTLESNAKE
HAWK
LIZARD

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Hw for the next lesson
  • Complete the exercises of topic 2.1.
  • Study the words of lesson 1 on WRTS.
  • Complete and STUDY your notes.
p. 48-53

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