Lesson Summary:
Students will be able to say what are food chains and construct simple food chains from examples given. They will identify the species in a food chains as predators, preys, producers and consumers from the food webs they make. They will also be able to make real life connections by interacting with plants and animals. Students will discuss eating habits and feeding relationships of animals with each other.
Lesson Objective:
To provide students with the general understaning of the feeding relationship among animals and the circle of life. To be able to make and interpret food chains made using plants and animals.
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