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Wivenhoe bluebell wood in spring - a woodland ecosystem!
ecosystem, environment, bacteria, photosynthesis, chlorophyll, carbon dioxide, glucose, producers, consumers, decomposers, food chain, food web, recycle, herbivore, carnivore, omnivore
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Ecosystems
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Geog2 page 43. Say what an ecosystem is (bullet points).
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Geog2 page 42-43. Study the diagram on page 42 and answer qn. 1 page 43. this will need to be done on a sheet of A4 paper to give plenty of space for the connecting lines!
Frogs mating, floating upon a raft of frogspawn in a small pond - which is a hydrosphere ecosystem!
The food web
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Producers How do plants produce food? Use the description, and diagrams, on page 44.
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Using Geog1 page 45 answer questions 1, 4 & 5.
The human influence
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Make a food chain, like the one at the bottom of
geog2 page 46, showing how your meal of last night was made.
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geog2 page 46 question2. Write out the word and definitions, and then give two examples of each.
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Choose a photograph, like the one on page 47, and label upon it all the ways that you know man has altered the environment. A suitable photo for this purpose, taken from the top of the wind turbine at Ecotech at Swaffham, is shown to the left.
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