Food Chain
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Teaching Food Chains With Playful Assessments – A CBE Aha! Moment 9.19
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3.4.2 Pond Ecosystem Lesson Plan
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In the BrainPOP ELL movie, Pond Ecosystem (L3U4L2), Moby is taking Ben for a boat ride when suddenly a fish jumps out of the pond. Moby wants to keep it, but as Ben explains, taking the fish out of it...
Emphasizing Food Chain Vocabulary
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When teaching Food Chain vocabulary terms, the Connect Two strategy is an excellent way to get kids thinking! Traditionally, teachers ask for a sentence and definition for 10 new words, so there are n...
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Food Fight Game Play Strategy
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Track what happens when adding species in Food Fight: encourage your learners in exploring a game play strategy that increases and decreases populations. Adding species will sometimes help one player,...
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Food Fight Tips and Tricks
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Playing Food Fight as a Class:
Project the game onto a white screen or use an interactive whiteboard. Have students take turns in selecting species and offering one another strategy suggestions.
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