Concept Mapping – Tropical Rainforest
Following on from the desert ecosystem concept map I recently shared, here’s another concept map for the tropical rainforest ecosystem.
How to use:
First, give students a list of key words relating to the tropical rainforest biome.
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Second they are to select words that are connected and they will link them on a piece of A3 paper.
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Finally, they will discuss the links between the different elements.
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Rainforest Ecosystem Concept Map
If you develop one of your own please send a copy to share on Internet Geography.
Anthony Bennett
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Plate Tectonics Concept Map
A concept map exploring aspects of plate tectonics including tectonic processes, the structure of the Earth and plate margins.
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Concept Mapping – Tropical Rainforest
Tropical rainforest concept map that covers the structure of the rainforest, processes and human interactions.
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Concept Mapping – Deserts
A desert ecosystem concept map covering the characteristics of the vegetation, processes and the advantages and disadvantages of the desert ecosystem.
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