This ecology unit plan covers energy flow in ecosystems, biogeochemical cycles, ecological relationships, ecological succession, population ecology, biodiversity, human impact, and more, and includes everything you need to teach a complete high school ecology unit.
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Planning an ecology unit can feel overwhelming. There are a lot of moving parts, big concepts, and limited time to piece everything together.
This free Ecology Unit Plan and Pacing Guide is designed to take that stress off your plate and accompanies my ecology unit bundle.
Created by a high school biology teacher for teachers, this resource walks you through aย complete 40-day ecology unitย so you can see exactly how everything fits together before committing to a full curriculum. It gives you clarity, structure, and confidence when teaching one of the most important biology units of the year.
โ Aย 40-day pacing guideย that maps out objectives, warm-ups, activities, and assessments
โ Clear daily learning objectives aligned to NGSS standards
โ A full breakdown of how topics build from intro to ecology to human impact
โ An overview of hands-on labs, simulations, readings, stations, and assessments
โ Example daily lesson plans so you can see how each day flows
โ Materials lists and pacing suggestions to help with prep and scheduling
โ Built-in remediation and sub-plan options
This plan shows youย what to teach, when to teach it, and why it mattersโwithout requiring you to design the unit from scratch. You will receive an editable version of this unit plan when you purchase the ecology unit bundle – on sale now!

