A food chain shows how each living thing gets its food. It shows who is eating who. The arrow means “is eaten by” .
Grass —-> Grasshopper —-> Toad —-> Snake —-> Hawk
Grass is eaten by Grasshopper is eaten by Toad is eaten by Snake is eaten by Hawk
Now, click on the links below and do the activities to learn more about food chains. Have fun!
Hi Children! How are you? Today class 4 pupils have made some posters with information about the planets of the Solar System. Have a look at the pictures! You will soon see the posters on the walls of the school’s corridors.
Hello children! Are you hungry? Today class 3 pupils have prepared a salad with different ingredients: lettuce, endive, radish, carrots, olives, tuna, salt and olive oil.
First, they have gone to the vegetable garden in the school in order to get some lettuce, endive and radish. Jon has helped them. Then, some children have washed the vegetables with water. Next, they have torn up the lettuce and endive leaves and they have added the rest of the ingredients. Finally, they have dressed the salad with some olive oil and some salt. It was delicious!
Hello children! Class 5 has been working on food chains. They got in groups of three and made a marine, freshwater or land food chain. Then they wrote a text explaining what the producer, consumer and decomposer was. Next they looked for pictures of the different plants and animals in their food chain. Finally, they made a poster with the pictures and the text. You will soon see the results on the walls of the school’s corridor.
Hello Class 3! Here you have a new game about the food pyramid. It is an interactive game where you have to reach Planet Power by fueling the rocket with food and physical activity. “Fuel” tanks for each food group help you keep track of how your choices fit into MyPyramid.
Hello class 3! Click on the picture below to learn more about the different types of teeth.
Hello class 5! I hope you had a nice weekend! Do you remember how important are plants to the web of life? Click on the picture below and find out why all life on Earth depends on them!
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