Difference between revisions of "Food Chain"
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| − | Apple → Fly → Frog → Hawk | + | : Apple → Fly → Frog → Hawk |
| − | Seaweed → Turtle → Shark | + | : Seaweed → Turtle → Shark |
| − | Bush → Mountain Goat → Snow Leopard | + | : Bush → Mountain Goat → Snow Leopard |
| − | Leaf → Termite → Vole → Fox → Eagle | + | : Leaf → Termite → Vole → Fox → Eagle |
Revision as of 14:27, 7 August 2018
Key Stage 1
Meaning
A diagram used to show which creatures eat which other creatures in a habitat.
About Food Chains
- Food chains always start with a plant.
- Food chains use arrows to show which animals are eaten by which other animals. The arrow points from the food to the animal that eats it.
- You do not need to draw your own creatures in a food chain, you can just write their names.
Examples
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| In this food chain the leaf is eaten by the caterpillar. The caterpillar is eaten by the chameleon. |
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| In this food chain The grass is eaten by the grasshopper and the grasshopper is eaten by the snake. |
- Apple → Fly → Frog → Hawk
- Seaweed → Turtle → Shark
- Bush → Mountain Goat → Snow Leopard
- Leaf → Termite → Vole → Fox → Eagle