Wetland Ecosystem Dynamics
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Wetland Ecosystem Dynamics
🎯 WALT (We Are Learning To)
• Investigate how wetland creatures depend on each other
• Create food webs showing interdependence in wetland ecosystems
📋 Success Criteria - I can:
✓ Describe relationships between wetland species
✓ Create a food web showing connections
✓ Explain how species rely on each other
✓ Work well with others to share ideas
🔗 Part 1: Wetland Species Matching
Instructions: Match each wetland species to its role in the ecosystem. Draw lines to connect them.
Species
Ecosystem Role
Sentence starter: I think _____________ is most important because...
🕸️ Part 2: Building Your Food Web
Instructions: Use the species from Part 1 to create a food web in the space below. Draw arrows from food sources to the animals that eat them.
Sentence starter: If raupo disappeared, then...
Sentence starter: _____________ and _____________ depend on each other because...
🌍 Part 3: Human Impact & Protection
Sentence starter: We can protect wetlands by...
🚀 Extension Activity (Advanced Learners)
Species researched: _________________________
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