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Oh, what a world we live in!. 3 Main Lessons. Click Habitat first!. Habitat Section. Food Chain Section. Weather Section. Habitats. Lesson. Review. Quiz. Lets get started biologists!. MEMORIZE!. Europe. Asia. North America. Africa. South America. Australia. Back to Blank Map!.
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3 Main Lessons Click Habitat first! Habitat Section Food Chain Section Weather Section
Habitats Lesson Review Quiz
MEMORIZE! Europe Asia North America Africa South America Australia Back to Blank Map! Antarctica
Habitat: ecological or environmental area that is inhabited by a particular species of animal, plant, or other type of organism. It is the natural environment in which an organism lives or the physical environment that surrounds a species population.
True or False? T F T F T F T F T F T F T F T F Do those animals belong in that habitat?! T F
Habitat: ecological or environmental area that is inhabited by a particular species of animal, plant, or other type of organism. It is the natural environment in which an organism lives or the physical environment that surrounds a species population.
Review Habitat Lesson Map Definition
Food Chain Lesson Review Quiz
Trophic Levels of the Food Chain *Click on a given trophic level in order to learn more Tertiary Consumer (same as Secondary Consumers) Secondary Consumers Primary Consumers Producers
Producer • Largest portion of the food chain. Autotrophic organisms; meaning, they produce there own food from the SUN. Click below to watch a video on how to remember the facts about photosynthesis! CLICK! Photosynthesis Song!
Primary Consumer • Primary consumers are strictly the HERBIVORES. They only eat plants (producer).
Secondary Consumer • Secondary consumers are carnivores because they eat the primary consumers, which are other animals.
IMPORTANT! • All consumers are also known as heterotrophic organisms because they do NOT produce their own food, as autotrophs (producers) do. • Autotrophs = PRODUCERS • Heterotrophs= HERBIVORES, OMNIVORES and CARNIVORES (ALL consumers)
QUICK REVIEW • Carnivore • Herbivore • Omnivore
Weather Lesson Review Quiz
Lightning • Cause: in thunderstorms, when liquid and ice particles above the freezing level collide and build up large electrical fields Click for Video
Tornado • Cause: when warm, moist air along the ground rushes upward, meeting cooler, drier air. Click to watch Tornado Video!
Thunder • Cause: caused by the lightning bolt! Sharp cracks of thunder are produced as the air around the lightning boltgetssuper heated (60,000 F) and rapidly expands. Click to watch Thunder Video!
Hurricane • Cause: Earthquakes generated in a subduction zone. A subduction zone is an area where an oceanic plate is being forced down into the mantle by plate tectonics. Click to watch Hurricane Video!
Earthquake Cause: Sudden release of energy in the Earth’s crust that creates seismic waves. Click to watch Earthquake Video!
Quiz Time! 1. A lion is an example of a A. Herbivore B. Carnivore C. Omnivore 2. A pig is an example of a A. Rainforest animal B. Ocean animal C. Farm animal Click on the colored button corresponding to the answer you would like to choose!
QUIZ Cont’d 3. The arctic is A. Very hot B. Very cold C. An example of a dessert 4. What do polar bears fur produce? A. Food B. Insulation C. Both A and B
QUIZ Cont’d 5. Grass is an example of a A. Producer B. Autotrophic organism C. Both A and B 6. A herbivore only eats A. Fish B. Plants C. Meat
QUIZ Cont’d 7. When warm weather mixes with cooler weather a ____________ is created A. Tornado B. Tsunami C. Earthquake 8.Electrical fields in clouds are known as A. Thunder Bolts B. Lightning C. Neither A or B
QUIZ Cont’d 9. When air around the lightning bolt becomes extremely heated ___________ is formed. A. Lightning B. Thunder C. Hurricane 10. When earthquakes generate a sub-duction zone, __________ is formed. A. Tsunami B. Volcano C. Erosion
