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It includes schedules, concept mapping, scavenger hunt and classroom games, and instructional modules on biomes, habitats, diet, evolution, ecology, food webs, and animal health. Students practice applying growth rates, identifying biotic and abiotic factors, and exploring plant and animal cells, with a thematic message about impact and making a difference.","Table of Contents  \nRecommended Schedule Contact Information  \nZootopia Concept Map  \nMajor Biomes Lesson Plan  \nScavenger Hunt Lesson Plan  \nScale Factor and Similarity Lesson Plan  \nFunding the Zoo Lesson Plan  \n2D Closures Lesson Plan  \n3D Closures Lesson Plan  \nApplying Growth Rates to Animal Population Lesson Plan  \nBiotic & Abiotic Lesson Plan  \nAnalogy Cell Lesson Plan  \nDigestive System Lesson Plan  \nHuman (Animal) Body Systems  \nIt’s Alive!! Plan Adaptations Lesson Plan  \nPhotosynthesis Skit Lesson Plan  \nRock Cycle Lesson Plan  \nPlant and Animal Cells Lesson Plan  \nEvolution Lesson Plan  \nEcology Lesson Plan  \nMessage: One world, we share it  \nEvery animal has impact, no matter how Get MAD—“Make A Difference”  \nZootopia  \nTAXONOMY CLASSIFICATION  \nEVOLUTION  \nECOLOGY  \nEXHIBITS  \nDIET  \nCost to fun zoo  \nBODY SYSTEMS  \nvegetation  \ndesign  \nhabitats  \nEffects of confinement  \nHuman impacts  \nFood web  \nextinction  \nNatural  \nvs prepared  \nLast common ancestor  \nSuperpowers  \nsizes  \nInsects rule  \nAnimal health vet  \nreproduction  \nHabitats in Various Biomes/Characteristics  \nVariations:  \nRegions around the world are divided into different biomes (major communities of organisms that have a characteristic appearance and that are distributed over a wide land area defined largely by regional variations in climate) . The variations in climate are mainly due to the amount of available moisture and the temperature. You can predict which biome will be supported in a particular area based on the amount of precipitation and the mean annual temperature.  \nProductivity/Life Forms  \nThe productivity of an ecosystem is strongly influenced by the amount of precipitation and the mean annual temperature.  \nBiomes  \nGrasslands  \n• Halfway between the equator and the poles  \n• Once covered much of the interior of North America, and were widespread in Eurasia and South America  \n• Many of these areas have been converted into agricultural land  \n• In North America, huge herds of bison and pronghorns once lived on the prairies.  \nDeserts  \n• Dry places where less than 25 centimeters (10 inches) of rain falls in a year  \n• Very little vegetation  \n• Survival depends on water conservation (adaptations that allow for this)  \n• Most desert vertebrates live in deep and cool burrows  \n• Many animals are active only at night  \n• Some animals, like camels, can drink a lot of water when it is available, and then survive long, dry periods  \n• In general, in the interior of continents (including the Sahara in Africa, the Gobi in Asia, and the Great Sandy Desert in Australia)  \nRainforests  \n• Receive 140 to 450 centimeters (55 to 177 inches) of rain a year  \n• Richest ecosystems on earth  \n• Contain at least half of the earth’s species of terrestrial plants and animals (more than 2 million species)  \n• In South America, Africa, and Southeast Asia  \nForests  \nTemperate Deciduous Forests  \n• Warm summers and cool winters  \n• Plentiful rains  \n• Deer, bears, beavers, and raccoons live in temperate regions  \n• Eurasia, northeastern United States, eastern Canada  \nTemperate Evergreen Forests  \n• Cold winters and a seasonal dry period  \n• The pine forests of the western United States, the California oak woodlands, and Autralian eucalyptus forests are typical evergreen forests  \n• Many of these forests are endangered by overlogging (especially in the western U.S.)  \nTaiga  \n• Winters are long and cold; most of the limited precipitation falls in the summer  \n• Northern forests of coniferous trees  \n• Extends across vast areas of Asia and North America  \n• One of the largest ecosystems on earth  \n• Few people live there (growing season is short)  \n• Many large mammals live here (elk, moose, deer, wolves, bears)  \n• Fur trapping and logging have been extensive in this region  \n• Marshes, lakes, and ponds are common  \n• Most of the trees occur in dense stands of one or a few species  \nTundra  \n• Far north  \n• Few trees grow  \n° The grassland (called tundra) ","cbCaikJElw9wSdYe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikJElw9wSdYe","pdf",13629329,3,1,95,"English","en",105,"# Recommended Schedule\n# Contact Information\n# Zootopia Concept Map\n# Major Biomes Lesson Plan\n# Scavenger Hunt Lesson Plan\n# Scale Factor and Similarity Lesson Plan\n# Funding the Zoo Lesson Plan\n# 2D Closures Lesson Plan\n# 3D Closures Lesson Plan\n# Applying Growth Rates to Animal Population Lesson Plan\n# Biotic & Abiotic Lesson Plan\n# Analogy Cell Lesson Plan\n# Digestive System Lesson Plan\n# Human (Animal) Body Systems\n# It’s Alive!! 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