Food Webs
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Food Chains and Webs
By Oliver Smith
Every living thing needs nutrition. Some organisms, like plants, create their own through photosynthesis; others get nutrition by consuming other living things. These activities will help students create food chains and understand how they are different than food webs.
Modeling in Science with Storyboard That
By Oliver Smith
Modeling allows us to make our own sense of what and why something is happening. Conceptual models are shared and explicit representations or analogies of phenomena and are used by scientists to help them understand the world around us. Engage students with premade activities at Storyboard That.
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Storyboard Description
Food Web with a different color for each trophic level
Storyboard Text
- Slide: 1
- Laughing Gull
- Cod
- American Lobster
- Jonah Crab
- Whelk
- Caridean Shrimp
- Mussel
- Limpet
- Zooplankton
- Phytoplankton
- Seaweed
Image Attributions
- Buccinum undatum (Common Whelk) - S. Rae - (License Attribution )
- Cod - Cocayhi - (License Attribution )
- fish1879 - NOAA Photo Library - (License Attribution )
- fish3260 - NOAA Photo Library - (License Attribution )
- Jonah crab - U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Northeast Region - (License Attribution )
- Laughing Gull (Leucophaeus atricilla) - acryptozoo - (License Attribution )
- limpet shell - S. Rae - (License Attribution )
- Lobster - Jim, the Photographer - (License Attribution )
- Mussel - Andy Gant - (License Attribution )
- prawn - Dan Hershman - (License Attribution )
- seaweed - cluczkow - (License Attribution )
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