Types of ecosystems

Foxes are found in ______ ecosystems.

What non-living things can be found there? Name at least three.

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Choose an ecosystem you know.

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What animals live in city ecosystems? Name three.

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What living things can be found there? Name at least 3.

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Pond ecosystems...

• Aquatic plants, the coast, beaches, cliffs, dunes and rock pools are the non-living things of pond ecosystems.

• are small areas of water and their surrounding land.

• Water lilies, ducks, turtles, pond skaters and dragonflies are found in this ecosystem.

• The water, the trees or the frogs are the non-living things of pond ecosystems.

What plants can we find in city ecosystems? Name two.

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Coast ecosystems...

• have non-living things, such as seaweed, seagulls, fish and starfish.

• Have living things such as coaste, beaches, cliffs, dunes and rock pools.

• are large, flat areas that are sometimes called grasslands or savannahs.

• have non-living things, such as the land and water along the coast

Prairie ecosystems...

• are large, flat areas. The non-living things include soil and often rivers or lakes.

• are sometimes called grasslands or savannahs.

• have non-living things such as rabbits and owls, grasshoppers and ants or zebras.

• are large, flat areas. There are a variety of living things, such as grasses and shrubs.

City ecosystems...

• Grasses, trees and bushes are some of the non-living things that can be found in cities.

• Can be flat or hilly with rivers or lakes, or on the coast.

• Other animals, such as mice, lizards, insects and sometimes foxes, can be also found.

• Buildings and roads are some of the living things in cities.