Unit 13: Adapting to Change

Lesson 2: What are the nonliving parts of our enviroment?

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Lesson 1: What are the living parts of our enviroment?
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Lesson 2: What are the nonliving parts of our enviroment?
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Lesson 3: What is a system?
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Lesson 4: What is an ecosystem?
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Lesson 5: How do living things get what they need to survive?
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Lesson 6: How are living things interconnected?
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Lesson 7: How do living things of the same kind help each other survive?
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Lesson 8: How do fossils tell us ecosystems from long ago?
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Lesson 9: What kinds adaptations do plants and animals have that allow them to survive in their particular ecosystem?
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Lesson 10: How can we choose the best solution to reduce the impact of a problem created a change in an ecosystem?
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Lesson 2: What are the nonliving parts of our enviroment?
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