Some good food-web websites

What eats? - Thanks Sass!

Whales and Antarctica Food Webs

Food chain - this site page has links to more helpful sites at the bottom

Defenders of Wildlife - Thanks Aaron!

All about Wildlife - Thanks Clay!

Food Chains and Food Webs

Chain Reaction

Geography 4 Kids

The Food Chain

Teach the Children Well - Animals - There's lots and lots and lots of links to lots and lots and lots of websites here!

Science Games for Kids - Food Chains

Australian Animals

Australian Wildlife
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Food Web Project

Due: Friday 2nd of December

Your assignment is made up of two parts:
Part one - create a food web
Part two - research project on an animal of your choice from your food web


Part One - Poster
Your challenge is to create a food web from a habitat of your choice.

The food web should be created on a poster, you can hand draw the images or you could use magazine pictures to create a collage.

The foodweb should include at least three non-living things and be clearly labelled with the animal name and a classification.

As part of your project, you will also need to define the following terms and provide an example of each:

• herbivore 
• carnivore 
• omnivore 
• insectivore 
• producer 
• primary consumer 
• secondary consumer 
• predator 
• scavenger 
• filter feeder 
• cleaner 
• parasite

Part Two -  Written Report
Research one of the animals on your food web and provide the following information on that animal:

• where does it live? 
• in what country is it found? 
• what does it eat? 
• what is it hunted by? 
• how does it look after its young 
• is it endangered? 
• what does it look like? 
• what does it spend its time doing? 
• any other interesting information....

For information on how to write a written report, and what my expectations for your written report are, please click here.

Assessment Rubric:

Food Webs

Australian Grassland Foodweb

African Grassland Foodweb

Antarctic Foodweb

Marine Foodweb