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Lesson 50 of 84 · Simple Ecosystems

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Amphibians Like Frogs (Part 2)

🧪Lab Brief #50

Simple Ecosystems.

🎯 Your mission

Run the experiment. Find out what really happens.

⚡ The twist

What the body does in one minute is wilder than any cartoon.

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Mind = Blown

🦠 You have more bacterial cells in your body than human cells.

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Make a hypothesis first

Guess: how does the body solve this problem?

What You'll Learn

Amphibians like frogs live in water when young and on land when grown up.

Key Words

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Materials Needed

  • seeds
  • soil
  • cups
  • water
  • plastic wrap
  • ruler

Safety First

  • Be careful with scissors — ask an adult for help if needed.
  • Do not look directly at the sun or bright lights.

Steps

Step 1Read

Talk about what you already know about Simple Ecosystems.

Step 2Do

Go outside and collect 5 different leaves. Tape them to paper and write how each one is different.

Step 3Observe

Compare what happened to what you predicted.

Step 4Record

Tell the class one thing you learned today.

Check Your Understanding

Question 1

1 of 3

What do plants make from sunlight?

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Where you see this in real life

Your own body is doing this thousands of times every second.

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Stretch Challenge

Try this in real life this week.

Find one thing about your body that's different from a friend's. Wonder why.

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For the dinner table

Tell me something you noticed about your own body today.

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