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Food chains

Explore the concept of food chains in ecology and understand how different organisms are connected through a web of consumption. Learn why it is crucial to know about food webs and their significance in maintaining ecological balance. Discover the relationships between oak tree, hedgehog, fox, human, rabbit, owl, mouse, worm, blackbird, sparrow, hawk, and grass. Task includes creating food chains, developing a food web, and discussing the importance of understanding food webs based on video information.

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Food chains

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  1. Food chains KS3 Ecology and Pollution

  2. Task Match the words to their correct definitions

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  9. Task oak tree hedgehog fox human rabbit owl mouse worm blackbird sparrow hawk grass 1. Make as many food chains as you can using the organisms below. 2. Make your food chains into a food web.

  10. Task Plenary Why is it important to know about food webs? Use information from the video in your answer.

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