1. Casey Taylor

2.  Content Area: Science  Grade Level: 2 nd  Summary: The purpose of this instructional PowerPoint is to allow students to review the information about herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores. It also allows the student to get immediate feedback.  Learning Objective: Given the review and questions, students will correctly distinguish between carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores with 100% accuracy.  Content Standard: GLE 0207.3.1 Recognize that animals eat plants or other animals for food.  Accomplishment: Students will answer the questions with in the power point and understand the differences between carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores.

3. Review  Carnivore means “meat eater.” Carnivores gain energy by primarily eating the meat of other animals. Carnivores often eat herbivores.  Herbivore means “plant eater.” Herbivores gain energy by eating plants.  Omnivore means “all-eater.” Omnivores eat both animals and plants. They usually eat fruits or vegetables from plants.

4. A deer is which of the following?  A carnivore A carnivore  A herbivore A herbivore  An omnivore An omnivore

5. Great job! A deer is a herbivore!

6. A lion is which of the following?  A carnivore A carnivore  A herbivore A herbivore  An omnivore An omnivore

7. Correct! A lion is a Carnivore!

8. A human is which of the following?  A carnivore A carnivore  A herbivore A herbivore  An omnivore An omnivore

9. Well done! Humans are omnivores!

10. Summary  Remember, carnivores are meat eaters, herbivores are plant eaters, and omnivores eat both plants and animals.

11. Incorrect.  Remember Carnivores primarily eat meat!

12. Try again.  Herbivores eat plants for energy!

13. Oops!  Omnivores eat both plants and animals!