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Pop-Bottle Ecosystems = Hands-on science learning for the win! This activity helps engage my students in hands-on learning experiences to help them actively learn more about ecosystems. Students create ecosystems that will ultimately support their understanding of ecosystems and open their eyes to the interconnections in the world around them. It is also a great way to help students visualize vocabulary that they should know when learning about ecosystems. This would be an awesome culminating a Nature Experiments, Ecosystem In A Bottle, Biomes Project, Nature Crafts Kids, Summer Preschool, Kid Experiments, Stem Challenges, Backyard For Kids, Learning Science
POP-BOTTLE ECOSYSTEMS: Hands-on Science!
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