Maps of the local area.
Notebooks and pencils.
Colored pencils or markers.
Measuring tapes.
Cameras or smartphones..Choose an Ecosystem: Select a local ecosystem to study (e.g., forest, pond, meadow).
Explore the Area: Visit the chosen ecosystem to observe and document plants, animals, and physical features.
Create a Map: Use the observations to create a detailed map of the ecosystem, including key components and species.
Data Collection: Measure and record physical features (e.g., tree heights, water depths) and note species interactions.
Presentation: Present the ecosystem map to the class, explaining the relationships between organisms and the environment.