Description

Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecosystem Game

This Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecosystems Game includes a fun, Jeopardy-style game to review the types of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems, living and nonliving components, and food chains. Versions of the review game are included for both PowerPoint and Google Slides.

What will students review with this Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecosystem Game?

25 questions are included in a Jeopardy-style game to review and practice the following skills:

• Identify examples of aquatic ecosystems
• Identify examples of terrestrial ecosystems
• Identify examples of living and nonliving components in specific ecosystems
• Differentiate among producers, consumers, and decomposers
• Identify examples of producers, consumers, and decomposers in aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems
• Analyze a food chain and describe the flow of energy within an ecosystem
• Explain how a change in one part of a food chain may affect the rest of the food chain
• Identify the sun as the source of energy in food chains

Each question is linked to a slide with the answer so that students can quickly and easily check their answers.

What formats of the game are provided?

This resource includes versions of the Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecosystems Game for BOTH PowerPoint and Google Slides. The questions used with each version are the same.

How is this ecosystems interactive game played?

The PowerPoint version of this Jeopardy-style game should be played in presentation mode. Category values disappear when they are clicked on. The category values can be reset anytime by exiting the presentation and reopening it. You are able to type scores onto a scoreboard while playing in presentation mode. The presentation has been coded to help you easily navigate from the category board to questions and answers without scrolling.

The Google Slides version of this Jeopardy-style review game should be played in full screen, edit mode. Instructions and a video tutorial are provided that show how this is done. You are able to type scores onto a scoreboard but the category values do not disappear when they are clicked on. This is a limitation of Google Slides. But, markers are provided alongside the category board that you can drag and drop over the category values after they have been used. The presentation has been coded to help you easily navigate from the category board to questions and answers without scrolling.

Check out the preview video at the top of the page to preview how this Jeopardy-style game works in PowerPoint and Google Slides!

What science standards are covered?

This Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecosystems Game is specifically created to align with the 2018 Virginia Science SOL 3.5 although the questions closely align with most science standards related to physical adaptations and behavioral adaptations of animals.

Don’t miss out!

This Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecosystems Game is a fun, no-prep way to review science skills! It is the perfect activity to use at the end of a unit and/or before state testing.

 

More Jeopardy-style science games…

This game is included in my 3rd Grade Science SOL Jeopardy Game Bundle. The bundle includes 8 games that are aligned to specific Virginia science SOLs and 3 games that provide a cumulative review of all 3rd grade science SOLs (11 games total).

 

MORE SCIENCE RESOURCES:

• Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecosystems Unit
• Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecosystems Task Cards
• Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecosystems Escape Room
• 3rd Grade Science Lessons Bundle
• 3rd Grade Science Task Cards Bundle

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Other Information:

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