Keira Freeman, Science, Carmel Middle
Synopsis
CTI FELLOWS TRANSFORM THEIR THEMSELVES! 
Tag Archives: species
2019 Curriculum Units Vol 5: Climate Science and Solution StrategiesOur School’s Backyard as a Lab for Studying Climate Change
January 24, 2020 – 1:36 pm
Tags abiotic, agricultural practices, biome, biotic, Carbon Cycle, coexistence, community, competition, Consumer, continental plate, cooperation, crust, decomposer, earth layers, earthquakes, Ecology, Ecosystem, Energy, environment, erosion, Habitat, host, inner core, limiting factor, lithosphere, magma, mantle, matter, mountains, niche, nitrogen cycle, ocean plate, organism, outer core, pedosphere, permafrost, Plate Boundaries, population, Predator, Prey, Producer, remote sensing, rock, scavenger, soil, species, Stewardship, succession, tectonic plate, tropism, vegetative cover, volcanoes, Water Cycle
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Coral Bleaching, Why Should I Worry?
February 2, 2016 – 2:21 pm
Sandra Spraggins, Technology, Irwin Academic Center
Tags conservation, coral bleaching, Coral Polyps, Coral Reef, Ecosystem, Elementary School, global warming, Habitat, Nursery Ground, ordered pair, Origin, Quadrant, Run-off, Science, Sea Surface Temperature, species, technology, X-Axis, Y-Axis
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Understanding Ecosystems: Learning and Living in the Carolinas
February 2, 2016 – 2:07 pm
Kimberly Luter Terrell, Fifth Grade, Steele Creek Elementary School
Tags and indigenous, aquatic, community, consumers, continental shelf, deciduous forest, decomposers, ecosystems, estuary, fertile, grasslands, interconnected, lakes, Middle School, oceans, photosynthesis, ponds, population, producers, rainforest, salinity, salt marsh, shoreline, species, terrestrial, Writing
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