

Food Chain Day 1
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4th Grade
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D'Lana Metz
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19 Slides • 19 Questions
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Open Ended
Explain what process occurs when the sun interacts with the ocean. Hint...it is a cycle.
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Multiple Select
Students created a list of resources used to heat the building.
Select the renewable resources
Wood
Coal
Natural Gas
Petroleum
Solae Energy
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Video Response
Record a short video showing your completed notes glued/taped into your science journal. You do not have to talk.

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Multiple Choice
All plants are...
Producers
Consumers
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Multiple Choice
Producers...
Have to eat other organisms to survive
Make their own food using energy from the sun
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Multiple Choice
The process in which plants make their own food
Photosynthesis
Metamorphosis
Symbiosis
Adaptation
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Multiple Choice
Animals & Humans are both...
Producers
Consumers
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Multiple Choice
Consumers
Have to eat other organisms to survive
Make their own food using energy from the sun
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Multiple Choice
Herbivores
Only eat plants
Only eat meat
Eat BOTH plants and animals
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Multiple Choice
Carnivores...
Only eat plants
Only eat meat
Eat BOTH plants and animals
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Multiple Choice
Omnivores
Only eat plants
Only eat meat
Eat BOTH plants and animals
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Multiple Choice
Omnivores
Only eat plants
Only eat meat
Eat BOTH plants and animals
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Multiple Choice
Organisms that eat/break down
dead organisms
Herbivores
Decomposers
Carnivores
Omnivores
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Multiple Choice
Define organism
nonliving thing that grows
living thing that grows and rerpoduces
living thing that says hi
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Multiple Choice
The main source of energy for all of earth's food chains is the...
sun
water
nutrients
producers
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Reorder
Reorder the following parts of a food chain.
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Multiple Choice
Consumers are...
Organisms that make their own food, use photosynthesis
Organisms that can not make their own food, need to eat other organisms to get energy
Organisms that eat decaying and dead matter
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Multiple Choice
Decomposers are...
Organisms that make their own food, use photosynthesis
Organisms that can not make their own food, need to eat other organisms to get energy
Organisms that eat decaying and dead matter
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Multiple Choice
The rabbit population may increase
The rabbit population may decrease
The rabbit population may increase first, then decrease
The rabbit population will remain the same
Explain what process occurs when the sun interacts with the ocean. Hint...it is a cycle.
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