This ecological succession webquest teaches your students about primary and secondary succession, pioneer species, climax communities, and how ecological succession contributes to the biodiversity of ecosystems.
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This ecological succession webquest teaches your students about primary and secondary succession, pioneer species, climax communities, and how ecological succession contributes to the biodiversity of ecosystems.
Watch your students discover the impacts that ecological succession has on an ecosystem with this fun, effective, and highly interactive web lesson! In this webquest, students will explore the processes of primary and secondary succession, and the development of biodiversity after ecosystem changes. Students will observe a time lapse of ecological succession, watch an ecological succession video by the Amoeba Sisters, and simulate ecological succession in a fun interactive game.
No prior knowledge and no prep required!This resource makes a great introduction, review, absent student work, sub-plan, guided practice, or student-led teaching tool! All non-flash modern resources are used – works beautifully on PC, Mac, iPads, Tablets, and most modern cellular devices. All websites are safe, free, easy to access, informative, easy to navigate, and require no log-in or account. Students have the option of Tiny URLS, Full URLS, and QR codes to make navigation as easy as possible!
Highly interactive and my students love it! Students answer questions in order, directly pertaining to the activities. The answers are all easily found in the content and keep the student engaged, on task, and having fun learning the content. If a student is absent, the answer key can easily be handed out as notes.
