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Foundational
Objectives
of Module:
1. Students will be able
to contribute to discussions regarding the
significance and history of the Western Red Lily.
2. Students will be able
to use basic mathematical principles to estimate the population of Western Red
Lilies in a given area.
3. Students will be able
to construct arguments regarding proposed uses of an untouched piece of prairie
land, while respecting other people's
opinions and views.
4. Students will enter
into a debate while following the established
rules and procedures for the activity
This module fits in
with the Ecological Organization Unit of Biology 20. The Foundational
and Learning Objectives from Saskatchewan's Evergreen Curriculum
for this unit were used to create this module. The following are the objectives
from
Saskatchewan's curriculum that this module meets:
1.4 Describe how climatic variations in Saskatchewan influence plant
growth.
2.7. Investigate a natural community in the neighbourhood of the school.
4.1. Recall the criteria which define a population.
4.2. Identify some populations of plants or animals in the local area.
4.3. Describe methods of estimation by sampling.
4.4. Estimate some populations using one or more methods.
5.1. Identify factors which influence reproduction rates and death
rates.
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