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Interactive Jeopardy Game: Exploring Ecosystems for 3rd Grade Students

Engage students in an exciting learning experience with this interactive Jeopardy game focused on ecosystems and living things. Designed for 3rd graders, participants will answer questions related to ecosystems, adaptations, and environmental interactions. Players select dollar amounts under categories, reveal answers, and respond with the correct questions for points. Correct answers earn participants money, while incorrect ones deduct it. The game promotes teamwork and enhances knowledge of ecology in a fun, competitive format.

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Interactive Jeopardy Game: Exploring Ecosystems for 3rd Grade Students

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  1. Jeopardy Mrs. Rishel Grade 3 Where Living Things are Found

  2. Directions • In Jeopardy, Answers are given and a Question is the contestant’s reply. • To play, first, click on a dollar amount under a category. It will hyperlink you to an Answer. • Next, click on the slide to reveal the Question. • Correct answers gain that dollar amount. • Incorrect answers looses that dollar amount. • Finally, click on the Title of the slides. It will hyperlink you back to the game board. • Used dollar amounts will be purple. • The winning contestant has the largest dollar amount in the end.

  3. Jeopardy

  4. Ecosystems $100 The living and nonliving things that interact in an environment

  5. Ecosystems $100 What is an ecosystem?

  6. Ecosystems $200 The living and nonliving things that surround a living thing.

  7. Ecosystems $200 What is an environment?

  8. Ecosystems $300 All of the populations that live in an ecosystem at the same time.

  9. Ecosystems $300 What is a community?

  10. Ecosystems $400 A group of organisms of the same kind living in the same place.

  11. Ecosystems $400 What is a population?

  12. Adaptations $100 Any trait that helps an animal survive.

  13. Adaptations $100 What is an adaptation?

  14. Adaptations $200 An adaptation a katydid uses to blend in to the background.

  15. Adaptations $200 What is camouflage?

  16. Adaptations $300 When bats live in trees when it’s warm and in caves when it’s cold is an example of this adpatation.

  17. Adaptations $300 What is migration?

  18. Adaptations $400 An adaptation where animals imitate the look of another animal.

  19. Adaptations $400 What is mimicry?

  20. Examples $100 A natural event that can change an ecosystem from over raining.

  21. Examples $100 What is flooding?

  22. Examples $200 Trees that live in a coniferous forest.

  23. Examples $200 What is a pine tree?

  24. Examples $300 A way people can help an ecosystem make cleaner air.

  25. Examples $300 What is planting trees?

  26. Examples$400 A hard, nonliving part of an ecosystem.

  27. Organisms $400 What is a rock?

  28. Random $100 An adaptation where animals go into a sleep like state for the winter.

  29. Random $100 What is hibernate?

  30. Random $200 The ecosystem that makes up most of Earth.

  31. Random $200 What is saltwater?

  32. Random $300 The place where a population lives in an ecosystem.

  33. Random $300 What is a habitat?

  34. Traits and Changes $400 A snake cools off in the shade is an example of this adaptation.

  35. Random $400 What is instinct?

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