1. What do plants and animals do to get energy?
Label a diagram to illustrate the food relationships that exist between plant and animals
Create a chart to show how plants and animals satisfy their energy requirement

2. Animals Plants and Animals have basic needs.
Think about what you need to survive?
What are your basic needs?
Food, Water, and Shelter
You are the same as animals.

3. Plants Plants basic needs are a little different from animals.
What does a plant need to grow at your house?
Air, Sunlight, and Soil

4. Animals Animals satisfy their basic need for energy by eating.
When we eat we get energy just like animals. Think about when your teacher picks you up from lunch.
Do you have more energy after eating lunch? The food you ate gave you energy.
Some animals eat plants to get energy and other animals eat animals to get energy.

5. Animals are grouped by what they eat.
Animals are classified into groups by how they get energy. Animals get energy from eating.
The animals that eat only plants to get energy are called herbivores.
The animals that eat only other animals to get energy are called carnivores.
The animals that eat plants and other animals to get energy are called omnivores.

6. Plant-eaters
Animals that eat only plants to get energy are called herbivores. These animals get energy from eating plants.
Some examples of herbivores are cows and camels.

7. Animal Eaters
Some animals get energy by eating other animals. These animals are called carnivores.
Some examples of animals that eat other animals are sharks, lions, and hawks.

8. Animals that eat Both plants and animals
There is a group of animals that eat both plants and animals. This group gets energy from eating both. These animals are called omnivores.
Some examples of these are us (humans), bears, and gorillas.

9. Create a Chart
You can create a chart of what animals eat. Energy travels through this chart.
The grasshopper eats the grass and the mouse eats the grasshopper.

10. Create
Can you create a chart of plants and animals that shows how energy travels?