'Only meat' diaporamas de présentation

Issue update Antibiotics

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Zoology Vocabulary

Zoology Vocabulary. 4 th Grade. Zoology. The study of animals. Vertebrate. An animal that has a vertebral column or backbone. Endoskeleton. A skeleton located inside the body. Homeotherm. An animal that is warm-blooded

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Food Webs

Food Webs. Everything eats everything. Herbivore. An organism that only eats plants (cow, caterpillar) Are human vegetarians herbivores? Why or why not?. Carnivore. An organism that eats only meat (lion, eagle) What are some other examples of carnivores?. Omnivore.

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Food Webs and Biodiversity

Food Webs and Biodiversity . Producers. Most are photosynthetic Use light energy to produce food Some are chemosynthetic Use stored chemical energy to produce food All producers are Autotrophic Produce their own food for energy. Producers. Plants. Algae. Consumers. Heterotrophic

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Arctic and Inuit Notes

Arctic and Inuit Notes. The Inuit and the Arctic Notes. T he Arctic. The Arctic Region (Tundra) Very flat (predominantly) Mountains in far north Glaciers Severe climate ( COLD) 10 months winter, cool summer Desert Very little life Lichen, sm. shrubs, mosses

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Food chains

Food chains. By Elena De Fraja. Prey. Prey is an animal an other one eats. The prey can be a carnivore, but not top of the food chain. Predators eat prey Vultures eating dead animals. Producer. Food chains always start with a Producer. Producers make their own food.

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Dueling Flip Charts

Dueling Flip Charts. Science Chapter 3. Directions:. Divide class into two equal teams. Each team should make a single file line on opposite sides of the room. Give the first person on each team the marker. When the teacher says go, the first student on each team picks a question.

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