ECOLOGY: LESSON 3

• Biologie
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

HAVE READY

• your Macbook
• Google Classroom
• KERBOODLE page 285
• YOUR SCRUMBOARD
• YOUR TEAM FOLDER
• SIT IN YOUR PROJECT GROUPS 
  

SPRINT 1 RETROSPECTIVE

• Did all the work get done on time?
• How was the communication in the group?
• What went well?
• What could be improved?
• Would you change the group rules?
• Who is the next scrummaster?
• Answer these questions on your team page!!! 
  

STAND-UP MEETING: SPRINT 2

• Is sprint 2 organised?
• Does everyone have acces to all folders?
• Does everyone know what they need to do?
• Is everyone on track?
• Have your organised the scrumboard for sprint 2?
• WILL SPRNT 2 BE FINISHED FOR THE DEADLINE?

sprint 2 lesson 1

TODAY

• POPULATION GROWTH
• EXPONENTIAL GROWTH
• CARRYING CAPACITY
• LIMITING FACTORS
• POPULATION RESEARCH
• PREDATOR - PREY CYCLE

KERBOODLE PAGES 285-289

KEY TERMS:

If circumstances are ideal a 

population will have exponential 

growth, this means it doubles 

every generation, so 2, 4, 8, 16, 

32 etc. This goes on till the 

population reaches the carrying 

capacity. 

population starts growing

exponential 

growth

carrying capacity

LIMITING FACTORS

When a population reaches the carrying capacity, the growth of the population is slowed down by the limiting factors:

• oxygen
• toxic waste
• overcrowding
• predators
• disease
• climate
• lack of shelter

POPULATION RESEARCH

When researching plants you're always use a quadrate by calculating a percentage cover.

When researching animals you use the mark, capture and release method.

Predator- prey cycle

PROJECT SPRINT 2:

• Create a predator prey cycle DIAGRAM for your apex predator and one of it’s prey.
• write 3 paragraphs that show (pictures & min 200 words each), each paragraph must cover:

• extra: vwo must choose one minimum

Star 1

Find and explain a type of symbiosis that your APEX predator does. (Pictures and 250 words)

Star 2

Look up a population research that has been done about your apex predator. How did the scientists collect the data, what was the goal and conclusion of this research? (300 words and pictures)

Star 3

What now?

• work on sprint 2
• work on your project
• work on your logbook
• work on your mindmap