FOOD CHAINS AND FOOD WEBS

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FOOD CHAINS AND FOOD WEBS

Words to Know Producer – an organism that makes it’s own food *Plants are producers Consumers – an organism that has to eat to get energy

Types of Consumers herbivore – an organism that only eats plants carnivore - an organism that only eats meat omnivore – an organism that eats meat and plants

Decomposers Break down dead plants and animals Bacteria and fungi are two examples Reduces dead organisms to simpler forms of matter Returns them to the soil

Food Chain Shows how each living thing gets food Always begins with the producer Arrows show the flow of energy from one organism to another

Build a Food Chain Click on the links below to build a food chain: Chain Reaction Game Food Chain Game

Food Web A collection of food chains interconnected from the same ecosystem Arrows show the flow of energy from one organism to another Multiple consumers and producers

Build a Food Web Click on the links below to build a food web: Fun with Food Webs

Energy Pyramid Shows the amounts of energy available at each trophic level of an ecosystem The higher in the pyramid, the less energy available

Find Out More About Energy Pyramids Click on the button below to learn more: Energy Pyramid

Quiz A lion is a __________ because it eats only meat. carnivore herbivore omnivore

A _________ is a producer. cheetah plant grasshopper

A food web can have multiple consumers and producers. True or False. A food web can have multiple consumers and producers. TRUE FALSE

Which animal would fit in the blank of this food chain? ? hawk zebra mouse butterfly

The plant gets its energy from the _______. roots stem sun flowers

CORRECT!! Back to question

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