Plant, Snail, Frog
Age 9 · Nature
Open to everyone until Monday, October 26
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A green plant is eaten by a snail. The snail is then eaten by a frog.
In the picture
- A leafy green plant: it makes its own food using sunlight.
- A garden snail: it eats the green plant.
- A green frog: it eats the snail.
Examples
- A rabbit eating grass in a garden.
- A bird eating a worm on the ground.
Key takeaways
- A plant makes its own food from sunlight.
- Arrows show where the energy goes when one living thing eats another.
Quiz: Plant, Snail, Frog (Age 9)
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Which living thing makes its own food using sunlight?
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In this food chain, what does the snail eat?
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What do the arrows in a food chain show?
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