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20 Σεπ 2023 · Everglades National Park is known for its unique and diverse ecosystem of freshwater marshes, swamps, and mangrove forests. The park’s “River of Grass” is a slow-moving, shallow river system that flows southward, creating a mosaic of habitats that support a wide range of plant and animal species.
“Our Everglades, Our Water” fact sheet “Science and Stories - Our Everglades, Our Water Worksheet - Grades 4 – 8” Essential Questions: Where does our water come from? What is the relationship between the Everglades and our water? How have humans altered the Everglades ecosystem? What makes a compelling story?
Students will learn why peat and marl soils are important to the Everglades ecosystem, and use a Venn Diagram to compare them.
7. Pass out the “Our Everglades, Our Water Worksheet PreK- Grade 3”. Ask students to write the name of and draw a picture of their favorite Everglades animal. Then, help them write how they or the other people in their household depend on the Everglades for water as well.
The questions cover topics like the headwaters and flow of water through the Everglades, dominant ecosystems, impacts of human activities, important species, ongoing restoration efforts, and challenges facing conservation.
We’ve put all that information in an Our Everglades, Our Water fact sheet for you. Read it over and underline, highlight, or take notes on: 1. Points that show why the Everglades is important to people who live in South Florida 2. Problems the Everglades has faced and is facing 3. Solutions to those problems
This daily science article focuses on a review of predators and prey in a swamp ecosystem (Florida Everglades). A great informational diagram that is perfect for science classrooms and any animal or ecosystem lesson or unit.
