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Have students walk around the room and find classmates who match each prompt.\nWhat is Biodiversity?\nDefine biodiversity. You can also highlight how it helps provide food, clean air and water, and keeps ecosystems in balance.\nCoral reefs\nMention the organisms that rely on coral reefs. Briefly describe how reefs support thousands of marine species.\nRainforests\nMention the organisms that rely on coral reefs. Briefly describe how reefs support thousands of marine species.\nLabel here\nParrotfish\nCorals\nPlankton\nLabel here\nLabel here\nUse this slide to explore how organisms in a food web are connected. Ask students what might happen if one species (like parrotfish) disappears.\nWhat happens if one goes extinct?\nClimate Change\nInvasive Species\nThreats to biodiversity\nExplain how warmer oceans affect coral reefs and how animals may lose their habitats\nExplain how invasive species outcompete native species for food and space, leading to population declines\nThe Lionfish problem\nExplain the impact of the lionfish, a striking but harmful invasive species in the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea.\nAdd a chart or graph related to climate change, such as the rising global sea surface temperature. Briefly explain what the graph shows and why it’s important.\nAdd a brief subtitle here. 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