Once you become familiar with one of four classified organisms, it is time to actually create food chains in a group.
1. Each member of each group will choose one or two organisms.
For group 1, each member will pick one or two herbivores.
For group 2, each member will pick one or two carnivores.
For group 3, each member will pick one or two omnivores.
For group 4, each member will pick one or two marine organisms.
2. Let’s draw TWO pictures of each organism that you picked on a drawing paper. You should prepare two same pictures per one organism. When you finish drawing pictures, let’s clip the pictures from the drawing paper.
3. Let’s create food chains in each group, using one of two pictures that you drew.
Group 1 will create food chains of herbivores.
Group 2 will create food chains of carnivores.
Group 3 will create food chains of omnivores.
Group 4 will create food chains of marine organisms.
4. Paste pictures of animals into a large paper and show who eats whom by drawing arrows: a prey→a predator.
Now, you are an expert on one of four classified organisms.
1. Each member of each group will choose one or two organisms.
For group 1, each member will pick one or two herbivores.
For group 2, each member will pick one or two carnivores.
For group 3, each member will pick one or two omnivores.
For group 4, each member will pick one or two marine organisms.
2. Let’s draw TWO pictures of each organism that you picked on a drawing paper. You should prepare two same pictures per one organism. When you finish drawing pictures, let’s clip the pictures from the drawing paper.
3. Let’s create food chains in each group, using one of two pictures that you drew.
Group 1 will create food chains of herbivores.
Group 2 will create food chains of carnivores.
Group 3 will create food chains of omnivores.
Group 4 will create food chains of marine organisms.
4. Paste pictures of animals into a large paper and show who eats whom by drawing arrows: a prey→a predator.
Now, you are an expert on one of four classified organisms.