forest
artic
desert
prairie
producers consumers and decomposers
100
Name two nonliving things
soil, water, light, air, shade
100
What is the climate like?
Very cold
100
What is the climate like?
It is very hot and dry.
100
What is the climate like here?
It is cold in the winter, and hot in the summer. It is in the temperate zone
100
What is an ecosystem?
An ecosystem has living and nonliving things that work together.
200
Give me one thing that provides water in the forest?
stream, soil
200
How much sunlight is there?
Little to no sunlight.
200
What is one adaptation that animals use?
They are nocturnal.
200
What is the most common animal?
buffalo
200
What are producers?
A producer makes it's own food.
300
What is soil?
Soil is the loose thing that is full of minerals, rocks, and organic matter.
300
Name a consumer in the artic.
Polar bears, fish any animal that lives in the artic.
300
Name some animals that live in the desert.
Gila monster, camel
300
Does the prairie have more trees or grass?
grass
300
What is a habitat?
a habitat is where a living thing lives.
400
Why are trees important?
They give good carbon dioxide to breathe.
400
give me one food chain that occurs in the arctic
scum-fish-seal-polar bear
400
Give me one example of an adaptation in the desert.
Camels have humps to store water in. Saltbush digs deep into the ground for water
400
Give me one food chain.
grass-mouse-snake or grass-grasshopper-bird
400
What is one way the water will decrease? a)flood b)drought c)fire
b) drought
500
How much forest is there?
31% of the Earth is covered with forests.
500
What is making the ice melt?
global warming
500
What is the largest desert?
The Sahara desert.
500
How many trees are there?
little to no trees
500
When the predator population goes up does the prey population go up or down? Explain
The prey population goes down because the more predators the more things eat the prey.
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