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Food Chains

Food Chains

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Science

4th Grade

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CCSS.RI.2.5, NGSS.MS-LS2-3, CCSS.RL.1.3

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9 Slides • 13 Questions

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Food Webs and Food Chains

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​Classifying Living Organisms

​ 1. Producers- can produce their own food and energy from the sun and water.

  1. Consumers- gets its food and energy by consuming (eating) other living organisms from a different population.

  2. Decomposers​- get their food and energy by consuming dead organisms.

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Herbivore- a consumer that feeds on plants.

Carnivore- ​a consumer that feeds on meat.

Omnivore- ​a consumer that eats plants and animals.

Classifying Consumers

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Food Chain- shows the flow of energy that gets transfered from one oragnism to another.

All Food Chains start with the SUN.​

Sun-->Producer-->Consumers​-->Decomposer

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Food Chains

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  1. Sun

  2. Producer

  3. Consumer (herbivore)

  4. Consumer (Carnivore/Omnivore)

  5. Decomposer

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Organisms in a

Food Chain​

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Every food chain has a predatory prey relationship.

This is where one species is hunted as a food/energy source of another speices.​

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Predatory Prey Relationship

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A food web is made up of many food chains in one ecosystem.

Food Web

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​​Food Web vs Food Chain

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Multiple Choice

Define organism

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nonliving thing that grows

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living thing that grows and rerpoduces

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living thing that says hi

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Multiple Choice

Consumers are...

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Organisms that make their own food, use photosynthesis

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Organisms that can not make their own food, need to eat other organisms to get energy

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Organisms that eat decaying and dead matter

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Multiple Choice

Decomposers are...

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Organisms that make their own food, use photosynthesis

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Organisms that can not make their own food, need to eat other organisms to get energy

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Organisms that eat decaying and dead matter

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Multiple Choice

A herbivore is different than a carnivore because...

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they eat just other animals.

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they eat plants and other animals.

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they only eat plants.

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they eat the decaying animals.

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Multiple Choice

You could describe a omnivore by saying...

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they eat just other animals.

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they eat plants and other animals.

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they only eat plants.

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they eat the decaying animals.

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Multiple Choice

The main source of energy for all of earth's food chains is the...

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sun

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water

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nutrients

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producers

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Multiple Choice

The second link in a food chain is a...

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consumer

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producer

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herbivore

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carnivore

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Multiple Choice

A herbivore is a...

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consumer that eats both plants and other animals

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consumer that only eats other animals

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consumer that only eats plants

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Multiple Choice

An omnivore is a...

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consumer that eats both plants and other animals

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consumer that eats only other animals

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consumer that eats only plants

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Multiple Choice

Examples of decomposers are...

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plants

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animals

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bacteria and fungi

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Multiple Choice

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An animal that eats other animals is a....
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carnivore
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omnivore
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herbivore
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decomposer

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Multiple Choice

Animals that are being hunted and eaten by predators.
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prey
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extinct

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Multiple Choice

Recently, a family of bobcats moved into an area with a large rabbit population. What changes may occur in the ecosystem?
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The rabbit population may increase
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The rabbit population may decrease
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The rabbit population may increase first, then decrease
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The rabbit population will remain the same

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