1. Warm Up: 5/18 1. Are there more types of vertebrates or invertebrates
Warm Up: 5/ Are there more types of vertebrates or invertebrates? 2. What type of symmetry for the three below?

3. Weird Animals
Panda Ant!

4. Fish
What are the three main types of fish?
What is a swim bladder?
What are three examples of ray-finned fish?
Amphibians
List three characteristics of an amphibian.
What are the three main groups of amphibian?
What is a caecilian?
Reptiles
List three characteristics of reptiles.
Which is the most common reptile? What are some characteristics of this reptile?
Explain what an amniotic egg is.
Use the GreenBook!
Birds
List three characteristics of a bird.
Where did birds originate?
List, describe and provide an example of 2 types of birds.
Mammals
List three characteristics of mammals.
Explain what a marsupial is and provide an example.
Choose one more mammal type. Describe it and provide an example.

5. (yes, there is only one….)
Fungi
Asexual reproduction Page 530
Sexual Reproduction
Page 531 18
Vertebrate Phylum
(yes, there is only one….)
3 facts
Picture 22
BlueBook….
Invertebrate Phylum
3 facts and a picture 21

6. Vertebrate vs. Invertebrate Poster
Cnidaria (Jellyfish, Coral)
Platyhelminthes (Flatworms)
Mollusks (Snails, Bivalves, Squid)
Annelids (Earthworms, Leeches)
Arthropods (Crustaceans)
Arthropods (Insects)
Echinoderms (Starfish, Sea Urchins)
Jawless Fish (Lamreys)
Cartilagenous Fish (Sharks)
Bony Fish (Salmon, etc)
Amphibians (Frogs, etc.)
Reptiles
Birds
Mammals
Vertebrate
Draw and label
How does it feed?
How does it breath?
What type of circulatory system, describe.
How does it reproduce?
How does it sense its environment?
Invertebrate
Draw and label
How does it feed?
How does it breath?
What type of circulatory system, describe.
How does it reproduce?
How does it sense its environment?

7. Food Web Each person has an animal/plant that represents them…
Figure out what your organism eats and what eats your organism….
We will start with the sun, toss the yarn to another food web component, as say how they are related.

10. 11 groups total…max of 2 people in a group
Introduction
Map of world showing all areas where your biome is located (4 points)
Top 3 locations to visit this biome (3 points)
Abiotic Factors
Geography (latitude, elevation, distance inland, topography, hemisphere) (5 Points)
Explain climate characteristics (annual mean temperature, the temperature range, annual total rainfall, timing of rainfall, and temperature etc.) (5 Points)

11. Biotic Factors Human Impact
Examples of animals and plants (the biodiversity) found in your biome with pictures (minimum of 5 plants and 5 animals). (10 Points total)
How are one plant and one animal uniquely adapted to this environment? (5 points)
Create a food chain that would exist in your biome (7 Points)
Human Impact
Human threats to your biome (3 points)
Ways to help with above threats…. (3 points)
Note: You will also be graded on the overall quality of the PowerPoint and the Professionalism of the presentation. (5 Points)

12. Biome Project: Top three biomes
Tundra
Tropical Rainforest
Grassland
Temperate Forest (Deciduous Forest)
Taiga (Evergreen Coniferous Forest, Boreal)
Desert
Chaparral
Alpine
Savanna
Freshwater
Marine