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    The document defines key terms related to ecosystems, including abiotic and biotic factors, producers, consumers, decomposers, habitat, nutrients, and different types of organisms. Specifically, it explains that ecosystems involve both living and non-living parts interacting, with abiotic factors providing the non-living environment and biotic factors comprising the various living organisms, including producers that make their own food, consumers that eat other organisms or producers, and decomposers that break down dead organisms.

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    Ecosystem outline to be applied in 4th or 5th grade in Science classes

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    The document defines key terms related to ecosystems, including abiotic and biotic factors, producers, consumers, decomposers, habitat, nutrients, and different types of organisms. Specifically, it explains that ecosystems involve both living and non-living parts interacting, with abiotic factors providing the non-living environment and biotic factors comprising the various living organisms, including producers that make their own food, consumers that eat other organisms or producers, and decomposers that break down dead organisms.

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    Living and non

    living things
    Ecosystem functioning
    together in an
    environment

    Non living part


    Abiotic factor of an
    ecosystem.
    Such as sun,
    air, rocks, soil,
    temperature.

    The living
    Biotic factor parts of the
    environment.

    Organism A Living thing.

    An organism
    Consumer that cannot
    make its own
    food and must
    eat other
    organisms to
    live.

    Producer An organism
    that can make
    its own food
    through the
    process of
    photosynthesis
    .

    Decomposer An organism
    that breaks
    down and
    takes in
    nutrients from
    dead
    organisms

    Habitat The place


    where an
    animal lives.

    Nutrients Things that


    organisms
    need to live
    and grow.

    Herbivore An animal that


    only eats
    plants.

    Carnivore An animal that


    only eats
    meat.

    Omnivore An animal that


    eats both plant
    and meat.

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