3.1 food webs_all_around
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Match the key word with its correct definition Predator Prey Producer Consumer Herbivore Omnivore Carnivore An organism which only eats vegetation (plants). An organisms which does not each any other organism but makes its own food from the sun. An organism which eats both vegetation (plants) and other animals. An animal which hunts and eats other animals. An animal which eats other animals only (does not each vegetation). An animal that is hunted and eaten by a predator. An animal that eats (consumes) other plants and/or animals.
Transcript of 3.1 food webs_all_around
Match the key word with its correct definition
Predator
Prey
Producer
Consumer
Herbivore
Omnivore
Carnivore
An organism which only eats vegetation (plants).
An organisms which does not each any other organism but makes its own food from the sun.
An organism which eats both vegetation (plants) and other animals.
An animal which hunts and eats other animals.
An animal which eats other animals only (does not each vegetation).
An animal that is hunted and eaten by a predator.
An animal that eats (consumes) other plants and/or animals.
Match the key word with its correct definition
Predator
Prey
Producer
Consumer
Herbivore
Omnivore
Carnivore
An organism which only eats vegetation (plants).
An organisms which does not each any other organism but makes its own food from the sun.
An organism which eats both vegetation (plants) and other animals.
An animal which hunts and eats other animals.
An animal which eats other animals only (does not each vegetation).
An animal that is hunted and eaten by a predator.
An animal that eats (consumes) other plants and/or animals.
Match the key word with its correct definition
Predator
Prey
Producer
Consumer
Herbivore
Omnivore
Carnivore
An organism which only eats vegetation (plants).
An organisms which does not each any other organism but makes its own food from the sun.
An organism which eats both vegetation (plants) and other animals.
An animal which hunts and eats other animals.
An animal which eats other animals only (does not each vegetation).
An animal that is hunted and eaten by a predator.
An animal that eats (consumes) other plants and/or animals.
Match the key word with its correct definition
Predator
Prey
Producer
Consumer
Herbivore
Omnivore
Carnivore
An organism which only eats vegetation (plants).
An organisms which does not each any other organism but makes its own food from the sun.
An organism which eats both vegetation (plants) and other animals.
An animal which hunts and eats other animals.
An animal which eats other animals only (does not each vegetation).
An animal that is hunted and eaten by a predator.
An animal that eats (consumes) other plants and/or animals.
Match the key word with its correct definition
Predator
Prey
Producer
Consumer
Herbivore
Omnivore
Carnivore
An organism which only eats vegetation (plants).
An organisms which does not each any other organism but makes its own food from the sun.
An organism which eats both vegetation (plants) and other animals.
An animal which hunts and eats other animals.
An animal which eats other animals only (does not each vegetation).
An animal that is hunted and eaten by a predator.
An animal that eats (consumes) other plants and/or animals.
Match the key word with its correct definition
Predator
Prey
Producer
Consumer
Herbivore
Omnivore
Carnivore
An organism which only eats vegetation (plants).
An organisms which does not each any other organism but makes its own food from the sun.
An organism which eats both vegetation (plants) and other animals.
An animal which hunts and eats other animals.
An animal which eats other animals only (does not each vegetation).
An animal that is hunted and eaten by a predator.
An animal that eats (consumes) other plants and/or animals.
Match the key word with its correct definition
Predator
Prey
Producer
Consumer
Herbivore
Omnivore
Carnivore
An organism which only eats vegetation (plants).
An organisms which does not each any other organism but makes its own food from the sun.
An organism which eats both vegetation (plants) and other animals.
An animal which hunts and eats other animals.
An animal which eats other animals only (does not each vegetation).
An animal that is hunted and eaten by a predator.
An animal that eats (consumes) other plants and/or animals.
Match the key word with its correct definition
Predator
Prey
Producer
Consumer
Herbivore
Omnivore
Carnivore
An organism which only eats vegetation (plants).
An organisms which does not each any other organism but makes its own food from the sun.
An organism which eats both vegetation (plants) and other animals.
An animal which hunts and eats other animals.
An animal which eats other animals only (does not each vegetation).
An animal that is hunted and eaten by a predator.
An animal that eats (consumes) other plants and/or animals.
17/10/11 Miss Radford
Food webs all around
about food chains and food webs.WAL:
All
Most
Some
• Be able to recall some of the key words associated with food webs.
• Be able to define the terms “feeding habits”.
• Be able to construct a food web based on the feeding habits of certain organisms.
Food webs all around
Dandelion
Fox
Owl
Hedgehog Stoat
Slugs Mouse Rabbit
Leaves and Berries
(tertiary consumers)
(secondary consumers)
(primary consumers)
(producers)
1. Write down as many food chains as you can from the web.
2. How many carnivores are there in this web? Name them.
3. How many herbivores? Name them.
4. Extension: What do all food chains start with?
10 minutes
What is an organism’s “feeding habit”?
What is an organism’s “feeding habit”?
• The type of, or names of organisms an animal eats.
• For example, an animal may be a “carnivore” or “herbivore”.
LettuceMakes its own food using energy
from the sun.
GrassMakes its own food using energy
from the sun.
SlugEats lettuce.
AphidEats grass.
GrasshopperEats grass.
CaterpillarEats lettuce.
RabbitEats lettuce and grass.
SpiderEats aphids.
HedgehogEats slugs and caterpillars.
ThrushEats slugs and spiders.
VoleEats grasshoppers.
FrogEats grasshoppers.
Grass snakeEats frogs.
SparrowhawkEats voles and thrushes.
FoxEats hedgehogs, voles and
rabbits.
Until 12.45Task – Construct a food web (on an A3 piece of paper) based on the feeding habits of the organisms provided.
Challenge 1 – Label each organism on your food web using the key words recapped in today’s lesson; Producer, Primary consumer, Secondary consumer, Tertiary, Predator, Prey, Carnivore, Herbivore.
Challenge 2 – Add on anything you may think is missing from your food web (hint: think back to the starter today!).
Super-Challenge 1 – Choose an organism in your food web and explain what would happen if that organism died out or migrated from the community (write this next to the organism on your web).
Super-Challenge 2 – Choose an organism on your food web and explain how humans could affect this organism and what this would do to the rest of the community. (write this next to the organism on your web).
Describe this…
Using key words from today’s lesson on food webs, describe this organism in a couple of sentences.
Describe this…
Using key words from today’s lesson on food webs, describe this organism in a couple of sentences.
Describe this…
Using key words from today’s lesson on food webs, describe this organism in a couple of sentences.
