1. Ecology Flip Book Project
Take one of the Ecology Flip-Book Project Expectations from the front table.
Sit down.

2. Ecology Flip Book Project
You will spend 2 class days creating a flip book that will focus on the terms and key concepts revolved around ecology.

3. Points 5 9 10 11 12.5 Ecology Biosphere Ecosystem Community Population
Missing more than three of the required elements are present.
Missing three of the required elements are present.
Missing two of the required elements are present.
Missing one of the required elements are present.
All of the required elements are present.
Biosphere
Missing one of the required elements are present
Ecosystem
Community
Population
Organism
Back Flip
Attractive
Almost no color. Not neat. Creativity is absent. Not attractive.
Less than half of the pictures are colored. Neatness & creativity lacking.
Neatness is lacking. At least half of the pictures are colored. Creativity is lacking.
Color and neatness is evident. Creative. Attractive.
Appealing in color and neatness. Exceptional creativity. Very attractive.

4. Ecology Flip Book Project
You will need three sheets of computer paper.
Follow the teacher’s instructions to create your flip book.

5. What is Ecology? Biosphere Ecosystem Community Population Organism
You will label the flip book on the front like this
Symbiotic Relationships
You will label the back of the flip book like this

6. What is Ecology? Define Ecology
Draw and color a picture that represents ecology

7. Biosphere Define biosphere Write the following note:
The biosphere is the highest level of ecological organization.
Give 3 examples biosphere factors
Draw and color a picture that represents the biosphere

8. Ecosystem Define ecosystem Give 3 examples of ecosystems
Write and answer the question:
What will you find in an ecosystem?
Draw and color a picture that represents an ecosystem

9. Community Define community Write and answer the question:
Explain how organisms can interact with each other in a forest? (Make sure to give examples)
Draw and color a picture that represents a community

10. Population Define population Define species
Give 3 examples of populations that could live in a forest
Write and answer the question:
What are 5 populations found in my community?
What are the 4 limiting factors that can cause a population to decrease?
Draw and color a picture that represents a population

11. Organism Define organism Write the following note:
An organism is the lowest level of ecological organization.
Write and answer the question:
What are the 3 things an organism must have to survive?
What is the difference between an organism’s habitat and its niche?
What is the difference between a producer and consumer?
What is the purpose of a decomposer?
Draw and color a picture that represents an organism

12. Symbiotic Relationships
Define Symbiosis
Write and answer the question:
What are the 3 types of symbiotic relationships?
Give an example for each of the following:
Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
Draw and color a picture that represents symbiosis