Food Chains and Food Webs

Here is some practice with food chains and food webs.  Use what you learned in class to create some more chains and webs.

Food Chains

Food Webs

A quote worthy to inspire us all...

Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire.

~ William Butler Yeats

Producers, Consumers, Decomposers

All living organisms fall into a category of either a producer, consumer, or decomposer.  We have talked about the different classifications in class.  Practice putting the living organisms in the right place using this game:

Producer, Consumer, Decomposer Game

Sample Spaces

We have started our probability unit in math!  We are starting with our sample spaces and making lists and tree diagrams of all of our possible outcomes.  This is a cool website that explains the concept and has practice too!

Tree Diagrams

Combinations

Tell the Truth!

On Monday, the class learned about another form of writing: expository, which is informative text. The students learned that expository writing may be found everywhere; newspapers, encyclopedias, Internet and so on... It is important for them to learn the many perspectives of text which is presented and knowledge of how to distinguish between them. I was delighted to experience their interest in a different facet of literature and how well they did on their versions of nonfiction bursting with newfound intelligence!

Great Day at the Witte!

Today was so much fun at the Witte! The students were included in a Science presentation of how chemicals mix while we discussed the properties of matter. I believe hands-on participation makes such a difference! :)

Review of Ratios, Rates, Proportions

This website has a great review for ratios, rates, and proportions:

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