2 liter bottle ecosystem

Make a Pop Bottle Ecosystem to show illustrate how the animals, plants, and non-living things in an environment all affect one another. Also includes a lesson on responsibility.

I was chatting with Charlotte, a subscriber on the Epic Gardening YouTube channel, and she had a REALLY good idea: ​Actually, it would be kinda cool if

Welcome to summer! My kids have been home since last Friday and we're making lists of fun projects to keep the vacation fun. Each Wednesday this summer I'll be publishing kid projects and today I'm starting with something David's class did months ago. They built a perfectly contained ecosystem that functions on its own (as an ecosystem is supposed to do) without any outside work or maintenance. They put it together and sat back to watch it grow and mature and I'll tell you, it's really quite…

It’s that time of the year to get dirty and grow things! But not everyone has the space or time for their own backyard garden. With this fun activity, kids can plant their own miniature garde…

Growing a self-sustaining plant ecosystem in the classroom is a fun and hands-on way to teach students about ecosystems as well as the water cycle. To complete this experiment you will need clear plastic 2 liter bottles, seeds or small plants, soil, water, scissors, and tape. #STEM #STEMChallenge

With Fall on it's way for my friends in the northern hemisphere and spring down here I thought I would share this easy experiment any one can do any time of the year. Earlier this year Sir N and I spent a delightful day out at Barwon Waste Management Education Centre where we helped in an experiment called Compost in a Bottle. This is a wonderful experiment you can do at home and watch over the year to see what happens. You will Need Strips of news paper Blood & Bone (garden fertilizer)…

Ecosystem in a bottle.

Single-tail goldfish need 100+ gallons PER FISH and good filtration. A pond is the best choice for them. They’re social fish and should be kept with 2 or more other goldfish. This doesn’t even come close to providing those, and these fish likely died within days.

Ecosystem in a bottle

Re-used 2-liter bottle terrariums. I am going to make these with my class. So easy and very cool. My 3 year old made the one with the truck.

Biome BOttles...awesome third grade teaching about ecosystems!

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Don't let the title, DIY 2-Liter Bottle Ecosystem Project scare you. This activity is fun and intriguing for the home or a science project!

bottle ecosystem with parts labeled, and how to make it. This would be wonderful for kids to see and understand what an ecosystem actually is.

I completed my mesocosm today. I used my knowledge of ecosystems and biospheres to come to the theory that if I provide the right amount of water, soil, and plants and organisms in a closed bottle, I will be able sustain a suitable environment for carbon, water, energy, and nutrient cycles to occur. For this I used the following: -Rocks -Water -Glass jar -Soil -Snails (2) -Plant

Students experimenting with ways to build ecosystems in a bottle

Growing a Self-sustaining Plant Ecosystem (Water Cycle Activity and Growing a Plant)

Ecosystem in a Bottle: Im Sadie Kariko, and the project I chose to do was the soda bottle ecosystem. My goal is to have the ecosystem thrive all together. I got to choose between a closed and open ecosystem. The closed ecosystem has to work all together, while an open ec…