This is my labeled diagram of an ecosystem. I enjoyed drawing this picture and labeling it. the hardest part was thinking of different bugs, insects, arachnids, and birds. the bird that I drew was a bird that I saw fly into the garden. It was a goldfinch! I looked through our NZ bird book and looked through the information. If I could add more it would be more insects I couldn't add because I didn't have enough room on the paper. The abiotic helpers are non-living things that help the environment, the biotic helpers are living organisms that help the environment by consuming, producing, and decomposing.
Tuesday, 5 May 2020
Ecosystem
This is my labeled diagram of an ecosystem. I enjoyed drawing this picture and labeling it. the hardest part was thinking of different bugs, insects, arachnids, and birds. the bird that I drew was a bird that I saw fly into the garden. It was a goldfinch! I looked through our NZ bird book and looked through the information. If I could add more it would be more insects I couldn't add because I didn't have enough room on the paper. The abiotic helpers are non-living things that help the environment, the biotic helpers are living organisms that help the environment by consuming, producing, and decomposing.
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Great work Harry! You have added a lot of information and made your labels very clear. Ka mau te wehi! I also like how you have added some description to your caption so that I know exactly what the drawing is. Do you see any other birds in your garden? Maybe you could start recording what you find?
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ReplyDeleteThis looks really cool. All the labels are very clear and it is esey to see the different things. Have you seen any other birds in your garden?
Lucy
Yes I have but I have never seen a goldfinch.we have lots of fantails,pigeons,blackbirds,Robins and Ducks quack quack!
DeleteHi Harry, Dad and I are so proud of the wonderful work you put into your diagram, the research you did, and your amazing caption. Awesome job! From Mum
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