Food Chains
Adaptations
Plants
100
Who Creates nutrients for animals?
What is a producer?
100
Some animals travel south for the winter. What is this called?
What is migration?
100
This part of the plant supports the plant.
What is the stem?
200
What is the major source of energy in a food chain
The sun
200
This becomes thicker on rabbits in the winter to protect it from the cold weather.
What is fur?
200
This part of the plant creates food through a process called photosynthesis.
What is the leaf?
300
Who recycles nutrients in the food chain?
What is a decomposer?
300
During the winter the Starling gets white spots to blend in with the snow. What is this called?
What is camouflage?
300
This part of the plant helps the plant reproduce and makes seeds.
What is the flower?
400
What takes energy from the sun and converts it to food for animals?
What is a producer?
400
What is it called when a bear sleeps all winter?
What is hibernation?
400
This is where plants get the energy to create food.
What is the sun?
500
Put these animals in order according to a food chain snake, plant, sun, mouse, owl
sun, plant, mouse, snake, owl
500
What are the 3 forms of adaptations
camouflage, migration and hibernation
500
This part of the plant takes in water and nutrients from the soil.
What is the roots
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