General (Based on Grade 4 Understanding Life Systems: Habitats and Communities)
General (Based on Grade 5 Understanding Structures and Mechanics: Forces Acting on Structures and Mechanisms)
General (Based on Grade 6 Understanding Life Systems: Biodiversity
- Some species are not found at Riverwood. Why is this?
- One species (the black bear) used to found here. What caused it to disappear?
- Which species is most likely to be impacted by the activities of people?
- Build a simple food chain for some of the animals featured based on what you observe in the videos.
- Describe the type of habitat that each species needs.
- How do they use their habitat to ensure they can raise their young?
- What are some examples of these animals interacting within their population?
- Which of these animals are found in the Riverwood community?
- Which animals are consumers? Producers? Predators? Prey?
- Which animals are carnivores? Herbivores? Insectivores? Scavengers? Omnivores?
- Which animals can live near cities?
- Which animals need to be in areas away from cities?
General (Based on Grade 5 Understanding Structures and Mechanics: Forces Acting on Structures and Mechanisms)
- What affect does rushing water have on the environment?
- What affect does flooding have on the land and wildlife?
- How do waterfalls impact the environment?
General (Based on Grade 6 Understanding Life Systems: Biodiversity
- How can the featured organisms be classed scientifically?
- Group the species according to their scientific classification.
- Group the species according to their habitat preferences and needs.
- Based on the featured species how diverse are the habitats found at Riverwood?
- What are the distinguishing characteristics of the different groups of plants and animals seen in these videos?
- Which of the species features interact with other species featured?
- What other species of plants and animals are likely to be found in the area (i.e. as food, shelter, competitors for the species featured in the videos)?