Which habitat has many layers, from the floor to the canopy and is a large area of land with lots of trees?
Forest
Which habitat receives A LOT of rainfall throughout the year and is often called a rainforest?
Tropic
What is a living thing that gets its energy by eating other living things?
Consumer
What is a consumer that eats plants only?
Herbivore
Name a living thing.
Plants, animals, insects, etc.
Which habitat is very dry due to little rainfall, but is actually filled with life?
Desert
Which habitat is found in high elevations and is usually cold?
Mountain
What is a living thing that makes its own food?
Producer
What is a consumer that eats plants and meat?
Omnivore
Name a non-living thing.
Air, water, rocks, soil, etc
Which habitat is a low area of land, like a valley, that has no trees or tall plants. It has lots of grasses that grow there.
Plain
Which habitat is a flat, treeless piece of land that experiences very cold temperatures and is found in the northern part of our planet?
Tundra
What is a living thing that breaks down dead plants and animals?
Decomposer
Who was a lover of nature and convinced Teddy Roosevelt to preserve lands for National Parks?
John Muir
Name a once-living thing.
Desk (anything made of wood)
Which habitat helps prevent flooding, and is mostly covered with water?
Wetland
What is a synonym for the word habitat/environment that we've learned?
Ecosystem
What is a consumer that eats meat only?
Carnivore
List an example of a renewable resource.
Anything that we can continue to have if we take care of it- animals, plants
List three things you can do to protect the environment.
Reduce, reuse, recycle
Describe what a habitat is.
The place where animals and plants make their home. It includes nonliving, onceliving, and living things.
Name two animals that live in the forest habitat.
Owls, mice, deer, wolves, etc
Give an example of a food chain with a producer, consumer, and decomposer.
Carrot - rabbit - mushroom
List three non-renewable resources.
Oil, coal, fossil fuels
List three types of pollution that humans can create.