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Lesson 13 food chain.notebook June 09, 2015 Producers, Consumers, and Recyclers... OH MY! Objectives: Describe the relationships of plants and animals in a food chain know how decomposers (nature's recyclers) play a part in a food

Lesson 13 food chain.notebook June 09, 2015 Producers, Consumers, and Recyclers... OH MY! Objectives: • Describe the relationships of plants and animals in a food chain • know how decomposers (nature's recyclers) play a part in a food chain too What are organisms called if they make their own energy? Apr 810:49 AM 1
Lesson 13 food chain.notebook June 09, 2015 Producers Plants make their own energy. How do they do this? Apr 810:49 AM Place a under the producers. Apr 812:09 PM 2
Lesson 13 food chain.notebook June 09, 2015 Where do animals get their energy? What am I called? What am I called? herbivore carnivores Apr 810:49 AM Where do you get energy to live and grow? Apr 810:49 AM 3
Lesson 13 food chain.notebook June 09, 2015 List the things you eat. Pull Me Are those plants or animals? Pull Me Too Omnivores Apr 812:09 PM Classify organisms: Apr 812:09 PM 4
Lesson 13 food chain.notebook June 09, 2015 Match the term with its correct definition. animal that eats carnivore only plants animal that eats omnivore only other animals animal that eats dead herbivore plants and animals animal that eats decomposer plants and animals Jul 1012:09 PM Match the term with its correct definition. animal that eats carnivore only plants animal that eats omnivore only other animals animal that eats dead herbivore plants and animals animal that eats decomposer plants and animals Jul 1012:09 PM 5
Lesson 13 food chain.notebook June 09, 2015 Can you classify these animals? Apr 221:49 PM What would consume these energy sources? Herbivore Carnivore Omnivore Decomposer Apr 812:09 PM 6
Lesson 13 food chain.notebook June 09, 2015 Drag the energy sources to complete the table. Herbivore Carnivore Omnivore Decomposer Apr 812:09 PM FOOD CHAIN Do you like to play games? If you do, you will need energy. Every time you run or jump, you are using up energy in your body. How do you get the energy to play? You get energy from the food you eat. Next Jul 271:51 PM 7
Lesson 13 food chain.notebook June 09, 2015 FOOD CHAIN A food chain shows how each living thing gets its food. Some animals eat plants and some animals eat other animals. Each link in this chain is food for the next link. A food chain starts with the sun's energy and ends with an animal or decomposer . Jul 271:51 PM Make a food chain Move the pictures to create a food chain 1 2 4 3 Check Your Answers Jul 272:08 PM 8
Lesson 13 food chain.notebook June 09, 2015 Make a food chain Energy passes from the sun, to the plant, to the caterpillar, and then to the bird. Jul 272:08 PM game Jul 288:40 AM 9
Lesson 13 food chain.notebook June 09, 2015 Check for understanding Jun 122:06 PM Consumers, Recyclers, and Producers... OH MY! Mar 125:19 PM 10
Lesson 13 food chain.notebook June 09, 2015 Apr 224:29 PM 11
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