Rainforest Layers
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This is the highest layer of the rainforest, where the tallest trees grow and eagles, monkeys, and butterflies live.

What is the emergent layer?

100

This bird, known for its bright beak, helps spread seeds by eating fruit and dropping the seeds as it flies.


What is a toucan?

100

Not all rainforests are the same! This type of rainforest is warm and humid all year, while another type has milder temperatures and fewer tree species.

What are tropical and temperate rainforests?

100

Many trees are cut down to make space for farms, buildings, and roads in a process called this.

 What is deforestation?

100
Layers of the Rainforest

A) Canopy
B) Understory
C) Desert
D) Emergent Layer



What is C) Desert? 

(A desert is not a rainforest layer.)

200

Most of the rainforest’s animals, like sloths and toucans, live in this leafy, middle layer.

What is the canopy?

200

This rainforest monkey, known for its long tail and quick movements, swings through the trees in search of fruit and seeds.

What is a spider monkey?

200

Rainforest plants release this gas, which humans and animals need to breathe.

What is oxygen?

200

Farmers sometimes clear rainforest land by setting fires to remove trees and make room for crops in a process called this.

What is slash-and-burn farming?

200

Rainforest Animals

​A) Jaguar
B) Toucan
C) Penguin
D) Poison Dart Frog​

What is C) Penguin? 

(Penguins live in cold climates, not rainforests.)

300

Jaguars, snakes, and insects hide in this shadowy layer beneath the canopy.

What is the understory?

300

This tiny, colorful rainforest creature warns predators not to eat it with its bright skin.


What is a poison dart frog?

300

Many of the foods we eat come from the rainforest, including chocolate, bananas, coffee, and this popular nut from Brazil.

What is the Brazil nut?

300

The people who have lived in the rainforest for centuries are losing their land because of disease and deforestation.

Who are Indigenous rainforest tribes?

300
​Rainforest Adaptations
A) Camouflage
B) Bright Colors
C) Thick Fur
D) Climbing Trees


What is C) Thick Fur? 

(Thick fur is an adaptation for cold environments, while the others help animals survive in the rainforest.)

400

This layer is home to decomposers like fungi and insects, and large animals like tapirs and anteaters.

What is the forest floor?

400

This large, spotted rainforest predator is the only big cat found in South America.

What is a jaguar?

400

Trees absorb this gas, which is a major cause of global warming.

What is carbon dioxide?

400

Some governments allow companies to cut down large areas of rainforest trees for this valuable resource, which is sold and used to make paper, furniture, and buildings.

What is timber (or logging)?

400
​$400 – Rainforest Threats
A) Logging
B) Deforestation
C) Reforestation
D) Cattle Ranching​


What is C) Reforestation? 

(Reforestation helps forests grow back, while the others harm the rainforest.)

500

Each rainforest layer is home to different animals. Match the animal to where it lives:

A) Harpy Eagle

B) Red-Eyed Tree Frog

C) Sloth

D) Jaguar

What is:

A) Emergent Layer (Harpy Eagle)

B) Understory (Red-Eyed Tree Frog)

C) Canopy (Sloth)

D) Forest Floor (Jaguar)

500

This reptile uses its ability to change colors to blend into its surroundings.

What is a chameleon?

500

Losing rainforest plants means less oxygen, less medicine, and fewer homes for animals. What is this problem called?

What is deforestation?

500

When trees are removed, animals lose _____, making it harder for them to find food and shelter.

What is their habitat?

500
​Rainforest Products 
A) Chocolate
B) Paper
C) Rubber
D) Coalđź’ˇ â€‹

What is D) Coal? 

(Coal is a fossil fuel, not a rainforest product.)