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Elementary

Science, Social Studies

Earth Science, Geography Habitats

What on Earth is a Biome?
http://teachersnetwork.org/teachnetnyc/bglasgold/biomes.htm
The purpose of this unit is for students to become familiar with the characteristics of biomes, and to identify the different biomes on Earth. Students will use computer technology to research Earth's biomes, locate the different biomes on Earth, and use various programs to map Earth's biome regions.
Middle School

Science

Botany, Earth Science

How Does Your Garden Grow?
http://teachersnetwork.org/teachnetnyc/jdente/gardengrow.htm
"How Does Your Garden Grow?" is a unit that investigates plants, biomes, and plant response to environmental change. Through independent assignments and group research, the children will experiment, communicate their results to audiences and defend conclusions from peer review.
Elementary

Science

Earth Science

Operation Desert Learn: The Desert Biome
http://teachersnetwork.org/teachnetnyc/bglasgold/desert.htm
This program contains a set of lessons on the desert as one of Earth's seven major biomes. With the help of the Internet, students travel from the blazing hot sand dunes of the Sahara, to the cold Gobi Desert, to the rugged beauty of the Mojave Desert.
Elementary

Science, Social Studies

Biology, Earth Science, Geography Habitats

The Tropical Rainforest
http://teachersnetwork.org/teachnetnyc/bglasgold/rainforest.htm
This unit contains a series of lessons to explore the ecosystem of the biome called the rain forest. Many of the science activities mentioned in the lessons give the children first hand experience about the process of life that goes on in the rain forest and all over the world as well.
Elementary

Science, Science

Earth Science, Geography Habitats

Deserts: Not Just for Lizards
http://www.teachnet-lab.org/miami/2002/rsampedro.htm
Deserts: Not Just For Lizards is a unit that explores the mysteries of some of the most unfriendly but stunning places on earth. Students will also learn about location, landforms and special features of the worlds greatest deserts.
Middle School

Science, Social Studies

Earth Science, Geography Habitats

Where Would You Like to Live? A WebQuest on Biomes
http://www.teachersnetwork.org/everywhere/profiles/carroll.htm
Using the WebQuest design, students must research one of the six main biomes of the world. They must construct a brochure about that biome using a cooperative group with an assigned project activity relating to their biome per individual student.
Middle School

Science

Earth Science

Biomes Around the World
http://www.teachersnetwork.org/powertolearn/salerno.htm
Students participate in an ecology webquest that is modified from Mrs. LaCombe-Burby’s Ecology webquest. The students conduct research on one particular biome and gather the necessary material. Once they have acquired their resources, they showcase their biome in a visual, informative way.
Funding provided by:  

Citi Foundation
ConEd
Dickler Family Foundation
State Street Foundation
The Atlantic Philanthropic Service Company, Inc.