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Temperate Deciduous Forest

Temperate Deciduous Forest . By: Dalia Kanaan & Alina Khan 6E. Places in the world with temperate deciduous forests. = temperate deciduous forests . Animals that live in temperate deciduous forests. Beaver Brown Bear Raccoons (1) . 1. 1. 1. 1. Birds.

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Temperate Deciduous Forest

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  1. Temperate Deciduous Forest By: Dalia Kanaan & Alina Khan 6E

  2. Places in the world with temperate deciduous forests = temperate deciduous forests

  3. Animals that live in temperate deciduous forests • Beaver • Brown Bear • Raccoons (1) 1. 1. 1. 1.

  4. Birds • Birds need warm places to find food • Always need new shelter and source of food migrate to warm places so that they can find food easily. Birds fly from tree to tree to find new food or new shelter, they often are seen in trees or high places to escape predators, including us humans.

  5. Brown Bears • Hibernate in winter • Wakeup in spring • Eat in summer

  6. Beaver • collect wood for houses • Swimming. • Liver and lungs (7.) (8.)

  7. Raccoon • homes • Food • Night • Water • Hibernate in winter • summer winter gain weight\ • (9)

  8. Temperature • 75 ˚F = 24 ˚C • But it gets higher depending on the elevation of the forest 86˚F = 30˚C

  9. Plants that exist in temperate deciduous forests • Common Lime • American Beech • White oak • Pecan (4) 1. 1. 1. 1.

  10. Common Lime The common lime tree is a tall and big tree that grows limes. It can live up to 500 years, when the tree is young its bark is very smooth and grey, when it grows the bark becomes white. (4.)

  11. American Beech • Air • Big leaves • Branches • Not a friend to Carbon Monoxide • Shades the ground (Hard for plants to grow there) • Needs a lot of moisture • (4)

  12. White Oak • Has many habitats • Whitish gray bark • If untouched can live up to 500 to 600 years old • (4)

  13. Pecan • Made into furniture • Feeds natives with its nuts • Likes human climates/summer • Leaves grow in groups of 7 or 9 • (4)

  14. Conclusion And that concludes our presentation about the temperate deciduous forests.

  15. Bibliography • www.google.com • www.enchantedlearnig.com/biomes/tempdecid/tempdecid.shtml • www.nationalgeographic.com • http://www.blueplanetbiomes.org/deciduousplanpage.htm • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperatedeciduousforest • Our Selves • En.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beaver#Habitat • Beaver=torontozoo.com/adoptapond/curriculum/fl-popup1.htm • Racoon=teacher.scholastic.com/dirtep/animal/racoon.htm • Torontozoo.com/animals/details.asp/animalid=596 • www.saskschoolis.ca/~gregory/animakls/frog4.htm

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