BuildHiddenMessageWordSearch.asp. Food chains and Food Webs. O M N I V O R E C S E T H E P. A A T H N S O A F M U E N E R. G N Y F T I R R O S Q Y M T H. E E I N R N A S U I I F E N T.
The Shark Trust is the UK registered charity which works to advance the worldwide conservation of sharks through science, education, influence and action. Find out more about sharks at www.sharktrust.org. This resource has been created at www.teachers-direct.co.uk. Food Webs. All living things need energy to survive.
Across: 2. The environment where an animal lives. 3. Plants convert the sun's into food. 7. The Green Heron and the Hawk are . 12. This bird finds its food at the edge of the wetland. 13. The prey runs and hides from the . 15. This water rodent eats plants in the wetland. 16. This tall plant grows in the wetland.
Activities for Teaching About Food Chains and Webs.
All living organisms (plants and animals) must eat some type of food for survival. Plants make their own food through a process called photosynthesis. Using the energy from the sun, water and carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and nutrients, they chemically make their own food. Since they make or produce their own food
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On Day Two a research activity allows students to apply search strategies and further define the term. 'consumer' as herbivore, carnivore, or omnivore. The function of each organism within a food chain is explored through a simulation game on Day Three, as the students role-play consumers, producers, and decomposers.

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March 2018