1. Read the Wonderopolis "Whose at the Top of the Food Chain?"

2. Use text evidence from the article.

3. Complete Sentences.

4. Each section needs to be completed.

1. One thing I learned was, energy comes from the food we eat. I know this because paragraph 3 states "Energy comes from the food we eat."

2. Another thing I learned is, that it is very rare for humans to be eaten by predators. I know this because the text states "However, it’s very rare for humans to be eaten by predators."

3. I also learned food chains have 4 or 5 links in them I know this because the text says "Most food chains have only four or five links in them."

1. Why are sharks scared of humans?

2. Do decomposes also eat food?

When did the food chain start being used?

1. All living things need energy to live.

2. Plants are always at the bottom of the food chain.

3. food Chains usually have four to five linked in them.

1. why do people fear animals?

2. how to decomposers eat food?

What are the top five predators that humans could be killed by?

1 ,THREE THINGS I LEARNED

1 A food chain is a model that shows how energy flows beet wen living things

2,they all have a good to interact with eatchother

3,they interact with the non iving things around them water land soil etc

TWO THINGS I WANT TO KNOW

1,dose a food chain always have to start out with a plant or can it get iits energy from someone else

2 how do decomposers eat food

1. Can animals get the same diseases as humans?

1. I learned that all living things need energy. Energy comes from the foods we eat.

2.I learned that plants are at the bottom of the food chain these are called producers.

3 I learned that each link in a food chain is food for the next line. Food chains always starts with plants and end with animals.

1. One thing I learned is that plants are at the bottom of the food chain and are called producers.

   2. Another thing I learned is that most food chains have only four or five links in them.

   3. I also learned that all living things need energy.

2. Decomposers speed up the decaying process

3. It's verry rare for humans to be eaten by predators.

2. What sort of consumer am I?

1. One thing I want to know is if producers eat food.

2. Another thing I want to know is if animals can get covid 19.

1. One thing I learned is most food chains have only four or five links in them.

2. I learned that energy comes from many different plants.

3. Consumer animals fall into three categories

1. One thing I still want to know is if consumers sometimes eat their own kind.

1. Do producers eat food?

2. What kind of consumer are humans?

   
   

What I learned is that consumers are animals who eat animals that are dead.

These are speeded up by decomposers.

Predators eat humans, not very often though. Humans hunt animals each day to bring food to eat.

How old is the food chain?

Three things I learned.

1. Every link in a food chain is energy for the link after this one link. It says in the text, "Each link in a food chain is food for the next link."

2. Food chains always begin with plants and finish with mammals. The text states "Food chains always start with plants and end with animals."

3. Plants use the sun's energy from light, carbon dioxide, and water. This process is called photosynthesis. I know because I read, "plants use light energy from the sun, carbon dioxide, and water. This process is called photosynthesis."

do sharks have tongues?

how much food do giraffes eat?

Why don't animals eat humans?

1.If the food chain was currently actively going and an extinct animal came back to life that used to be in the food chain what would they do?

2. Can all of the animals in one food chain go extinct?

The omnivores eat both plants and animals

Plants can produce their own food.

Consumer animals fall into 3 categories.

1. Are food chains always tied together?

Who is on top of the food web for animals?

What is the least hunted animal?

What interconnected food chains form complex food webs?

1. I learned that every living thing needs energy, and we get energy from the foods we eat. Paragraph 3 says, "All living things need energy. Energy comes from the foods we eat."

2. The second thing I learned is plants need carbon dioxide sunlight and water to start the process of photosynthesis. I know this because the paragraph says they need carbon dioxide sunlight and water.

2. The third thing I learned is that humans are not eaten. I know this because paragraph 10/11 says there aren't many animals that look at humans as food.

1,I learned more about the food chain

2,I learned that vegetables have energy to start a food chain

3,food chains start from plants

1. That most animals need more than one type of food to get enough energy they need.

2. Another thing I learned was that humans are the center of a very complex food web

3. Also the only creatures that might eat humans are sharks.

1,why do bigger animals eat smaller animals because they get less energy?

2,,why are humans mostly predters and not prey?

How much prey is too much prey?

Who created food chains?

1. What would happen if an animal ate the wrong animal in a food chain?

Can predators choose or transfer preys?

1. One thing I learned was energy comes from the food we eat. I know this because in paragraph 3, it states "Energy comes from the foods we eat."

2. Another thing I learned is food chains have 4 or 5 links in them. I know this because in paragraph 9, it states "Most food chains have only four or five links in them."

3. I also learned that food chains always start with plants and end with animals. I know this because in paragraph 4, it states "Food chains always start with plants and end with animals."

1. Do decomposers also eat food?

2. What kind of consumer am I?

Can animals get the same diseases as humans?

1. One thing I learned was that every organism gets energy from another organisms. I know this because in paragraph 3 it states "All living things need energy."

2. The second thing I learned was that plants start at the food chain. I know this because in paragraph 5 it states "Plants are at the bottom of the food chain."

3. The third thing I learned was that animals cannot produce their own food. I know this because in paragraph 6 it states "Animals, unlike plants, can’t produce their own food."

1. Do decomposers dissolve their food?

2. Do decomposers even eat food?

1. Are humans predator or prey in different environments.