This is a bundle of lesson resources following on from the Biodiversity bundle. It has been designed to be colourful, engaging and thought-provoking. This lesson is for key stage three students (11-14 years) and is designed to fit with the AQA specification although it could be used with any other schemes of work on this subject. The objectives of this lesson are: To explain what plants and animals compete for. To explain why organisms are adapted to their environment. To describe some adaptations.
The following is included in the bundle:
- PowerPoint presentation on Competition. (Please see slides on the preview).
- Accompanying differentiated work sheets.
- A word sort on red and grey squirrels.
- Instructions on use of the resources.
- StudyStack quiz and slides to either be used by students or by the teacher as a plenary.
The lesson PowerPoint covers:
- The things that organisms need to survive
- Definition of competition
- What animals compete for
- What plants need to survive and therefore compete for
- Adaptations for specific tasks
- Co - existance of plants
- Red/grey squirrels as an example of adaptation/competition.
- Plenary using Study Stack
Although the worksheets are designed to go with the PowerPoint content, they could also be used as standalone work in a cover lesson. All images used are either royalty free or original (and copyrighted). There is a light and dark version of the PowerPoint to suit personal taste and classroom situations.
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