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This section is designed for teachers with middle school students who are looking for lesson plans, activities, and worksheets related to symbiosis and symbiotic relationships. Find good ideas here on how to engage students and make learning fun. For instance have students play a match game show with all questions related to symbiosis. Also included here is a full ecology lesson plan, which includes information on symbiotic relationships.
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Types of Symbiosis Worksheet - Take a look at this free educational worksheet on symbiosis that explains mutualism, parasitism, and commensalism and asks students to label various ecological relationships with one of those three terms.
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Online Worksheet on Symbiotic Relationships - This link will take you to a fantastic PowerPoint presentation on symbiosis for seventh graders. The presentation also includes an online worksheet that tests students on their understanding of various types of symbiotic relationships.
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Symbiosis Worksheet for Middle Schoolers - This link opens into a Microsoft Word document that is a worksheet on symbiosis suitable for middle school students. It quizzes students on parasitism, commensalism, and mutualism.
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Symbiotic Relationship Lesson Plan - This source offers five activities for middle school students, including a card game that helps identify symbiotic relationships. The game comes out of a book called Project Wild, and the information for the book is provided.
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Classroom Game on Symbiotic Relationships - Presented here is an interactive game students that allows students to turn the classroom into a game show like atmosphere. All questions for the game are related to symbiosis, and one person acts as the "reporter" relaying the teams' final answers.
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Symbiosis - Science Activity - This link from Indiana University opens a Microsoft Word document that explains a classroom activity for middle school students where they grow glover and grass in test tubes with and without the bacteria Rhizobium. With this experiment students will be able to create hypotheses about symbiosis.
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What is Symbiosis? - This educational page answers the question 'What is symbiosis?' and also explains mutualism, parasitism, and commensalism. For further activites on eploring symbiosis, the page suggests a list of plants, animals, organisms, and viruses to research in the context of symbiosis.