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Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkPopulation Trends -- Jennifer Terpstra
Grades: No grades selected.Subjects: Agriculture & Natural ResourcesThis lesson will reinforce population growth, types of population growth, and the factors that affect population numbers; it sho...Contributor: CTE OnlineViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkEnergy Pyramid -- Holly Whitworth
Grades: No grades selected.Subjects: Agriculture & Natural ResourcesIn this lesson, students will demonstrate their understanding of food chains and foods webs to then understand how energy is tra...Contributor: CTE OnlineViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkAccumulation of Toxins in Food Web -- Beth Knapp
Grades: No grades selected.Subjects: Agriculture & Natural ResourcesThis activity will take students through the process of bioaccumulation of toxins in the food web. Students will model how energ...Contributor: CTE OnlineViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkExploring the Carbon Cycle
Grades: No grades selected.Subjects: Agriculture & Natural ResourcesWhat is one of today s most popular buzzwords? If you said carbon , then this lab is for you. Students are inundated with comme...Contributor: CTE OnlineViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkAcidic Seas
Grades: 6, 8 to 12Subjects: Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, Life SciencesFor years, our oceans have been hard at work absorbing the carbon dioxide that humans create through burning fossil fuels. But a...Contributor: KQEDViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkBiofuels: Beyond Ethanol
Grades: 6, 8 to 12Subjects: Life Sciences, ChemistryFor years there's been buzz – both positive and negative – about generating ethanol fuel from corn. Meet the scientists investi...Contributor: KQEDViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkState of Thirst: California's Water Future
Grades: 5 to 6, 9 to 12Subjects: Environmental Issues, Earth & Space Science, Life SciencesAre we in danger of running out of water? California's population is growing by 600,000 people per year, but much of the state r...Contributor: KQEDViews: 0Favorites: 0