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Description: Incorporating a worm bin into the classroom provides a unique way for students to look at the life cycle of a worm up close as well as investigate how the worm works to support a healthy environment. It lends several ideas for Cross-Curricular activities including ELA, SS, PE, Applied Skills and Design and more.

Subject: Cross-Curricular; Health and PE; Outdoor Education; Environmental Science

Learning Standards: This activity meets several of the new Core Competencies, though mostly focuses on Personal and Social Awareness.

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Description: Students take a census of an outdoor site, and look for organisms that perform different “jobs” in the biotic community. A biotic (or natural) community is made up of the various organisms that live and interact with one another in a particular environment. As in a human community, its members have different roles and depend on each other for survival. In this activity, students examine a study area to find out what organisms live there and the ecological jobs or niches they fill.

Subject: Revised Curriculum; Outdoor Education; Science; Biology; Earth Science; Environmental Science; Social Studies; Geography

Keywords: Environmental Education; Experiential Education; Place-based Education; Community; Ecosystem; Biotic

URLs: https://www.ecoliteracy.org/sites/default/files/uploads/CEL_Lesson_Jobs_in_a_Biotic_Community.pdf; https://www.ecoliteracy.org/download/downloadable-resource-jobs-biotic-community

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