chapter 8 lesson 1 living things and the environment
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Chapter 8 Lesson 1Living Things and the Environment
Chapter 8 Big Question:
Chapter 8 Big Question: How do living things affect one another?
Vocabulary Organism Habitat Biotic factor Abiotic factor Species Population Community Ecosystem Ecology
What does an organism get from it’s environment?
What does an organism get from it’s environment? Food
What does an organism get from it’s environment? Food Water
What does an organism get from it’s environment? Food Water Shelter
What does an organism get from it’s environment? Food Water Shelter Other things it needs to live, grow, and
reproduce
What does an organism get from it’s environment? Food Water Shelter Other things it needs to live, grow, and
reproduce An environment that provides these
needs to an organism is called it’s ___________________
What does an organism get from it’s environment? Food Water Shelter Other things it needs to live, grow, and
reproduce An environment that provides these
needs to an organism is called it’s HABITAT
What are the two parts of an organism’s habitat?
What are the two parts of an organism’s habitat? BIOTIC FACTORS
What are the two parts of an organism’s habitat? BIOTIC FACTORS
Parts of the habitat that are living, or were once living
What are the two parts of an organism’s habitat? BIOTIC FACTORS
Parts of the habitat that are living, or were once living
Interact with an organism in it’s habitat
What are the two parts of an organism’s habitat? BIOTIC FACTORS
Parts of the habitat that are living, or were once living
Interact with an organism in it’s habitat Examples: bears, grass, birds, fish,
insects, plants, etc.
What are the two parts of an organism’s habitat? BIOTIC FACTORS
Parts of the habitat that are living, or were once living
Interact with an organism in it’s habitat Examples:
What are the two parts of an organism’s habitat? BIOTIC FACTORS
Parts of the habitat that are living, or were once living
Interact with an organism in it’s habitat Examples: bears, grass, birds, fish,
insects, plants, etc. ABIOTIC FACTORS
What are the two parts of an organism’s habitat? BIOTIC FACTORS
Parts of the habitat that are living, or were once living
Interact with an organism in it’s habitat Examples: bears, grass, birds, fish,
insects, plants, etc. ABIOTIC FACTORS
Parts of the habitat that are non-living
What are the two parts of an organism’s habitat? BIOTIC FACTORS
Parts of the habitat that are living, or were once living
Interact with an organism in it’s habitat Examples: bears, grass, birds, fish,
insects, plants, etc. ABIOTIC FACTORS
Parts of the habitat that are non-living Interact with an organism in it’s habitat
What are the two parts of an organism’s habitat? BIOTIC FACTORS
Parts of the habitat that are living, or were once living
Interact with an organism in it’s habitat Examples: bears, grass, birds, fish,
insects, plants, etc. ABIOTIC FACTORS
Parts of the habitat that are non-living Interact with an organism in it’s habitat Examples:
What are the two parts of an organism’s habitat? BIOTIC FACTORS
Parts of the habitat that are living, or were once living
Interact with an organism in it’s habitat Examples: bears, grass, birds, fish, insects,
plants, etc. ABIOTIC FACTORS
Parts of the habitat that are non-living Interact with an organism in it’s habitat Examples: oxygen, water, temperature, soil,
etc.
How is an ecosystem organized?
How is an ecosystem organized? Organisms do not
live all alone in their habitats
How is an ecosystem organized? Organisms do not
live all alone in their habitats
Ecological organization:
Ecosystem
Community
Population
Organism
How is an ecosystem organized? A _____________ is
the smallest level of an ecosystem.
Ecological organization:
Ecosystem
Community
Population
Organism
How is an ecosystem organized? An single
ORGANISM is the smallest level of an ecosystem.
Ecological organization:
Ecosystem
Community
Population
Organism
How is an ecosystem organized? A single
ORGANISM is the smallest level of an ecosystem.
A ___________ is a group of organisms that can mate and reproduce with each other.
Ecological organization:
Ecosystem
Community
Population
Organism
How is an ecosystem organized? An ORGANISM is
the smallest level of an ecosystem.
A SPECIES is a group of organisms that can mate and reproduce with each other.
Ecological organization:
Ecosystem
Community
Population
Organism
How is an ecosystem organized? All member of one
species that live together in one area is called a __________________
Ecological organization:
Ecosystem
Community
Population
Organism
How is an ecosystem organized? All member of one
species that live together in one area is called a POPULATION
Ecological organization:
Ecosystem
Community
Population
Organism
How is an ecosystem organized? All member of one
species that live together in one area is called a POPULATION
A ________________ is all the different populations that live together in an area.
Ecological organization:
Ecosystem
Community
Population
Organism
How is an ecosystem organized? All member of one
species that live together in one area is called a POPULATION
A COMMUNITY is all the different populations that live together in an area.
Ecological organization:
Ecosystem
Community
Population
Organism
How is an ecosystem organized? The community of
organisms and abiotic factors come together to make up an __________________.
Ecological organization:
Ecosystem
Community
Population
Organism
How is an ecosystem organized? The community of
organisms and abiotic factors come together to make up an ECOSYSTEM.
Ecological organization:
Ecosystem
Community
Population
Organism
How is an ecosystem organized? The study of how organisms interact
with each other and with their environment is called ______________.
How is an ecosystem organized? The study of how organisms interact
with each other and with their environment is called ECOLOGY.