Florida Seasons
Other Regions
Energy and Food Chains
Who Am I?
Seasonal Behaviors
100

What kind of climate does Florida have that keeps it warm most of the year?

Subtropical

100

What do deciduous trees do in fall?

Lose their leaves

100

What is the source of all energy in a food chain?

The Sun

100

I make my own food from sunlight.

Producer

100

What is it called when animals travel to warmer places in winter?

Migration

200

What type of trees in Florida keep their leaves all year?

Evergreen

200

What season do bears hibernate in northern areas?

Winter

200

What do we call animals that eat only plants?

Herbivores
200

I eat both plants and animals.

Omnivore

200

What do we call it when animals go into a deep sleep in winter?

Hibernation

300

Why do some birds migrate to Florida in the winter?

Because it’s warmer than northern regions

300

Name a reason northern animals migrate to the South.

To escape freezing temperatures

300

What comes after a primary consumer in the food chain?

Secondary Consumer

300

I hunt other animals for food.

Predator

300

What is it called when a plant or animal becomes inactive to survive harsh conditions?

Dormancy

400

What do some Florida animals do instead of hibernating?

They stay active or slow down because winters are mild. They might migrate.

400

What kind of plant behavior helps survive harsh winters?

Dormancy

400

What kind of organism breaks down dead plants and animals?

Decomposer

400

I am the animal being hunted.

Prey
400

How does an alligator’s behavior change in winter in Florida?

It becomes less active.

500

Name a Florida plant (from the text) that might go dormant during hot, dry summers.

Cactus or Cacti

500

Name one animal from the northern U.S. that hibernates.

 Bear, frog, groundhog, etc.

500

In the food chain: grass → rabbit → fox → eagle, which one is the tertiary consumer?

Eagle

500

I help recycle nutrients into the soil.

Decomposer
500

Name a physical change an animal might go through in winter.

Grow thicker fur, change color, etc.

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