Picture match - Layers of the rainforest

The 'Picture match - Layers of the rainforest' activity is an educational task designed to help students learn about the different layers that make up a rainforest. In this activity, participants are expected to match pictures of the rainforest with the correct layer names: the canopy layer, emergent layer, forest floor, and understory layer. The game is structured to award 2 points for each correct answer, with a total time allowance of 10 minutes for completion. This engaging and interactive approach aids in reinforcing students' understanding of the complex structure of rainforests and the diverse ecosystems they support.

Biomes are large ecological areas on the Earth's surface, with flora and fauna adapting to their environment. They are typically defined by factors such as climate, soil type, the temperature, and the amount of precipitation they receive. Biomes are created through a combination of natural processes, including geographical changes, evolutionary adaptations, and the interaction of various abiotic and biotic factors. Each biome, including rainforests, deserts, tundras, and grasslands, supports a unique set of organisms tailored to thrive in its specific conditions. Understanding biomes is crucial for comprehending biodiversity and the interdependence of life on Earth.