Cambridge Primary (1-6). Stage 6. Science. Learner's Book - Unit 4: Food chains and food webs

We can sort and group living things according to how they obtain the energy they need to live. The pictures show some producers and consumers.

What is a producer?

We can sort and group living things according to how they obtain the energy they need to live. The pictures show some producers and consumers.

Make a list of the producers shown in the pictures.

We can sort and group living things according to how they obtain the energy they need to live. The pictures show some producers and consumers.

What is a consumer?

We can sort and group living things according to how they obtain the energy they need to live. The pictures show some producers and consumers.

Draw a Venn diagram to sort the consumers shown in the pictures into:
- herbivores
- carnivores
- omnivores.

Put the living things in the pictures in the right order to make food chains. Draw the food chains. Make sure that the arrows point in the correct direction.

Put the living things in the pictures in the right order to make food chains. Draw the food chains. Make sure that the arrows point in the correct direction.

Put the living things in the pictures in the right order to make food chains. Draw the food chains. Make sure that the arrows point in the correct direction.

Look at the food web and answer these questions.

Name the producers in the food web.

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Name the herbivores in the food web.

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Name the carnivores in the food web.

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Name an omnivore in the food web.

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Name the foods the orangutan eats.

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Which animals eat the orangutan?

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The tiger and python eat the orangutan. Which other animals do they eat?

Look at the food web and answer these questions.

Identify and draw three food chains in the food web that have three links.

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Identify and draw one food chain in the food web with four links.

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How does a food web help us to understand feeding relationships in nature?

Where does the energy in a food chain or food web come from?

How do producers use this energy?

How is the energy in a producer transferred to a consumer?