Plants need this to make sugars they used for food
Carbon dioxide
These only eat plants or producers
Herbivores
Food chain
Shows how food chains overlaps
Food web
Mary has plants in her house. She waters them every other day and keeps them by the window to get sunlight. Why do the plants need sunlight?
To make their own food.
10 bonus points to name the process (30 seconds)
The process of how plants make food is called
Photosynthesis
Meat eating consumers are a called
Carnivores
All food chains start with the
Sun
These put nutrients back into the soil
What do plants use as food to live and grow?
Glucose (sugar)
10 bonus points What else does a plant produce when making sugar (30 seconds)
Organisms that make their own food
Producers
Meat and plant eating consumers are called
Omnivores
The sun gives its energy to a
Producer
An organism that was brought into an ecosystem it does not belong
Invasive species
Name 10 carnivores in 35 seconds
Teacher will check answers
These organisms eat other living things to get energy
Consumers
The name for consumers that eat the dead bodies of other animals
Scavengers
A first level consumer is a
Herbivore
These limit the number of animals below them in the food chain
Predators
Denzel is studying food chains in different ecosystems. He knows that in a forest ecosystem, rabbits and deer eat plants. Snakes and owls eat small animals such as mice and chipmunks. Raccoons and bears eat fish, insects, berries, and other plants. Which of the following can Denzel say are omnivores?
bears and raccoons
50 Bonus points - Name a decomposer in their ecosystem (30 seconds)
Bacteria or fungi are called
Decomposers
An organism in danger or running out is called
Extinct
Omnivores and carnivores
Arrows in a food web shows how energy is
Transferred
A typical food chain is made up of sunlight, plants, and animals that have different roles. The roles of the animals in a food chain follow a logical order. What is most likely the order of organisms in a food chain?
producer, herbivore, omnivore, carnivore
or
producer, herbivore, omnivore, omnivore
or
producer, herbivore, carnivore, carnivore
or
producer, herbivore, carnivore, omnivore