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TN Environmental Science Standards
The Living World
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Science Curriculum Standards
3260 - Environmental Science Internet Resources
- Create a Food Web - choose from four webs, select animals or plants to populate the food web
- Energy and Ecosystems - lesson plan from Annenberg
- Energy Pyramid - an alternate way to look at food chains
- Experiment with a Pond Food Web - change various population sizes to see what affect the change has
- Food Chain - National Geographic for Kids has a featured Quick Flick from Brain Pop on the subject.
- Food Chains - a slide show with places to stop and ask for responses from your students [this expired slide show is from the Internet Archive known as the Wayback Machine]
- Forest Food Webs - lesson plan from Discovery Education
- Fun with Food Webs - three webs are available; arctic, meadow, and pond - click and drag elements into place
- Habitats - investigate food chains with this interactive site from the BBC
- Interdependence and Adaptation - Use this BBC interactive site to review living things, then take a quiz about interdependence and the food web and
- Interesting Facts About Food Chains - a brief description of the food chains and food webs in an ecosystem [this expired page is from the Internet Archive known as the Wayback Machine]
- Make a Possible Food Web - click and drag elements [works with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari or Netscape Navigator] or
- Make Your Own Food Web - an interactive food web from Scholastic or
- Predator/Prey Relationship - an interactive investigation from McGraw Hill
- Welcome to Biology 2002 - This college level PowerPoint show has some great images. Save the show, throw out the college content and modify the show for your classroom.
- Working on the Food Chain - interactive site
- Endangered Ecosystems - Investigate some of the animals in a Mexican ecosystem. Figure out who are the predators and who are the prey and build your own food web.
- Food Chains - an interactive site from the BBC
- Food Chains and Food Webs - What's for dinner? from Enchanted Learning
- Food Chains and Webs - Information regarding population size on food webs is presented here. After learning about food webs, select the link named "create a possible food web" at the bottom of the page. Click and drag to create your own food web. or
- Biodiversity - from the Encyclopedia of Earth
- Biodiversity - from the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- Biodiversity - from Wikipedia
- Biodiversity 911 - saving life on Earth from the World Wildlife Foundation
- Biodiversity: Everything Counts - from the American Museum of Natural History
- Biodiversity Hotspots - the most remarkable places on Earth are also the most threatened
- Sacred Places and Biodiversity Conservation - author Leslie E Sponsel
- Terrestrial Ecoregions of the World - (from National Geographic) information and images for all 867 land-based ecoregions on the planet [Note: This page does not work in newer versions of IE but works fine in Google Chrome or Safari.]
- Unity of Life - lesson plan from Teacher's Domain
- Biome Summary
- Biome Vocabulary - posted by NASA [this expired page is from the Internet Archive known as the Wayback Machine]
- Biomes in a Box - students are asked to build a three-dimensional model of a biome in a box
- Build a Fish - Build a Fish by choosing a body, mouth, and color/pattern, and then release it into the reef! In the process you will learn about adaptations that help the fish survive in their environment.
- Characteristics of Earth's Terrestrial Biomes - a very good world map showing location of biomes
- Earth's Biomes - 3-D simulation which lets you take part in an around-the-world scientific expedition researching Earth's biomes
- Ecosystems - a twenty question quiz from Glencoe
- Ecosystems and Biomes - a twenty question quiz from Glencoe
- Ecosystems and Biomes - a Quia quiz [different format of the same quiz]
- Five of the major world biomes - from WorldBiomes.com
- Habitats/Biomes from Enchanted Learning - provides a good summary of biome characteristics
- Introduction to Biomes - links to eight types of biomes
- The Major Biomes - click on the appropriate heading to learn more (a ThinkQuest entry)
- Major Biomes of North America - Urban Sprawl is included as one biome
- Major Biomes of the World - from FactMonster
- Terrestrial Ecoregions of the World - (from National Geographic) information and images for all 867 land-based ecoregions on the planet [Note: This page does not work in newer versions of IE but works fine in Google Chrome or Safari.]
- Unique Plants of the Biomes - lesson from Discovery School
- World Biomes - presented by the University of California Museum of Paleontology - Aquatic, Desert, Forest, Grassland, Tundra
- Characteristics of Earth's Terrestrial Biomes - a very good world map showing location of biomes
- Major Biomes of the World - from FactMonster
- Terrestrial Ecoregions of the World - (from National Geographic) information and images for all 867 land-based ecoregions on the planet [Note: This page does not work in newer versions of IE but works fine in Google Chrome or Safari.]
- How to Make Classroom Posters - eHow explains steps for making a poster using paper, tape, and glue
- Make a Poster - how to make a classroom poster using Microsoft Excel
- Carbon Cycle - from Exploring the Environment
- Carbon Cycle - presented by Windows to the Universe [three levels of difficulty are presented]
- Carbon Cycle - includes concept maps of the aquatic cycle and the terrestrial cycle
- Carbon Cycle - includes several good photo illustrations
- Carbon Cycle - Wikipedia encyclopedia entry
- Carbon Cycle - one image [.gif] to use in a PowerPoint show [this expired file is from the Internet Archive known as the Wayback Machine]
- Carbon Cycle - this Windows to the Universe page offers three levels of explanation; beginner, intermediate, and advanced
- The Carbon Cycle and Earth's Climate - four good illustrations which you might want to incorporate into a PowerPoint show
- Carbon Cycle Game - In this game you will travel the carbon cycle. Your objective is to get to all the places that carbon is stored along the map on the game. or
- Carbon Dioxide - Sources and Sinks - lesson plan from Windows to the Universe
- Chemical Carousel: The Carbon Cycle - a trip around the carbon cycle
- Cycles - from the Utah Education Network, also includes the nitrogen cycle
- Diagram of the Carbon Dioxide Oxygen cycle
- Nitrogen Cycle - Wikipedia entry
- Nitrogen Cycle - Flash animation of the cycle
- Nitrogen Cycle - Flash animation at a more elementary level than the animation above; includes several interactive components
- The Nitrogen Cycle - explanation and a good diagram
- The Nitrogen Cycle - from a physical geography site, all terms in blue are linked to a glossary of terms
- Nitrogen Cycle Images - index of images from Google
- The Nitrogen Cycle: Of Microbes and Men - very complete explanation with several good images
- Oxygen Cycle - Wikipedia encyclopedia entry
- The Oxygen Cycle - an 8 slide PowerPoint show produced by students
- The Oxygen Cycle - a 9 slide PowerPoint show produced by students
- Oxygen-Carbon Dioxide Cycle - a one page student information sheet
- Oxygen-Carbon Dioxide Cycle - a one page student worksheet
- Oxygen Cycling - from Geography4Kids
- What is the Carbon Cycle? - a ThinkQuest site
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