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3.1 An Introduction to Biodiversity
3.1 An Introduction to Biodiversity
3.1a Assessing Your Knowledge
3.1a Assessing Your Knowledge
3.1B READING AND COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS
3.1B READING AND COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS
3.1 all four pages.pdf
3.1C EDPuzzle VIDEO
3.1C EDPuzzle VIDEO
3.1D GUIDED NOTES
3.1D GUIDED NOTES
3.1-Introduction-to-Biodiversity.pdf3.1E VOCABULARY
3.1E VOCABULARY
3.1-Vocabulary-Sheet.pdf3.1F ESSAY QUESTION
3.1F ESSAY QUESTION
3.1G FEEDBACK
3.1G FEEDBACK
3.2 ORIGINS OF BIODIVERSITY
3.2 ORIGINS OF BIODIVERSITY
3.2a Assessing Your Knowledge
3.2a Assessing Your Knowledge
3.2B READING AND COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS
3.2B READING AND COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS
3.2.pdf3.2C EDPuzzle VIDEO
3.2C EDPuzzle VIDEO
3.2D GUIDED NOTES
3.2D GUIDED NOTES
3.2-Origins-of-Biodiversity.pdf3.2E VOCABULARY
3.2E VOCABULARY
3.2-Vocabulary-Sheet.pdf3.2F Quick Quiz
3.2F Quick Quiz
3.2G Feedback
3.2G Feedback
3.3 An Introduction to Biodiversity
3.3 An Introduction to Biodiversity
3.1a Assessing Your Knowledge
3.1a Assessing Your Knowledge
3.3B READING AND COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS
3.3B READING AND COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS
3.3.pdf3.3C EDPuzzle VIDEO
3.3C EDPuzzle VIDEO
3.3D GUIDED NOTES
3.3D GUIDED NOTES
3.3-Threats-to-Biodiversity (1).pdf3.3E VOCABULARY
3.3E VOCABULARY
3.3-Vocabulary-Sheet.pdf3.3F DOCUMENTARY
3.3F DOCUMENTARY
Use WeVideo or similar to make a documentary that discusses all three of your case study organisms and is approximately 10 minutes long.
one that has become extinct due to human activity
one that is critically endangered
one whose conservation status has been improved by intervention.
At a minimum, you should include:
Niche: Diet, habitat etc.
Red List status
Threats
Conservation strategies
Think about your audience - tell them stories about your species, and make it interesting to watch.
3.3G Feedback
3.3G Feedback
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