Introduction
- plants and animals depend on each other.
- plants and animals depend on the following available resources in their own habitats:
- air.
- water.
- soil.
- food.
- places to hide.
Teacher Input 3
- Ask the learners to explain what the word “dependence” means.
- They must also give examples.
- The learners get one minute to discuss in pairs whether they are connected to plants and animals [learners’ understanding and pre-knowledge can be determined].
- Trigger the learners’ minds by asking them if we can live without water or food. [mention floods and droughts to intensify the learners’ response].
- Show Video Clip 3 (1,33 minutes).
In this video clip the learners see that all plants and animals depend on each other for the things they need to stay alive.
- Tell the learners that they will look at Presentation 2 after which the groups will get an opportunity to discuss the content and report back.
Learner Activity 6
- The groups discuss what they had seen in Presentation 2.
- Each group gets an opportunity to report back [interdependence in an ecosystem -between non-living and living things; between plants and animals].
- The following interdependence aspects should be included:
- Seed dispersal.
- Pollination.
- Feeding.
Revision Activity 2
- Learners complete Quiz 2.
Learner Activity 7
- Show Video Clip 4 (5,27 minutes) and learners sing and dance along with the song.
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