What is an ecosystem?
An ecosystem is a place where living things (plants, animals, and birds) live and help each other.
Why are birds important?
Birds help keep nature balanced.
Without birds, there might be too many bugs or fewer plants!
What is a freshwater wetland?
A place with shallow water where plants and animals live.
What is in an ecosystem?
Living things such as: Plants, Animals, People
and non-living things such as: Sunlight, Water, Air, Soil
Why do birds have beaks?
Birds use beaks to eat and pick up food.
Name one animal that lives in wetlands.
Frogs, fish, turtles, or birds.
Types of Ecosystems
Forest, Ocean, Desert, Pond
Do all birds fly?
No
Name one plant that grows in wetlands.
Grass, reeds, or cattails.
Why are ecosystems important?
they give us food, give us clean air, and give animals homes
How do feathers help birds?
Feathers help birds fly and keep them warm.
Why are wetlands good homes for animals?
They have water, food, and places to hide.
How does an ecosystem work?
Plants use sunlight to grow, Animals eat plants or other animals, Water and air help everything stay alive.
This is called a Food Web
Why are birds important in nature?
They help spread seeds and control insects.
Why should we protect wetlands?
To keep animals safe and nature healthy.