Title: The Trophic Levels of Animals
1The Trophic Levels of Animals
This presentation is meant for 1st-3rd graders in
an LS Classroom. This will be read to the
students the first time it is presented. During
the quiz portion, the students will be assisted
with the reading portions. This will accompany a
science unit on animals and their habitats.
Created by Miss R. Opreska
2Trophic Levels Carnivore, Insectivore,
Omnivore, Herbivore
For this lesson the students will review the
understanding of food as a basic need of all
organisms. The learner will be introduced to the
definitions of carnivore, omnivore, insectivore,
and herbivore. The primary skill the students
will gain will be connecting the appropriate type
of food with the name of the animals given
trophic level.
3Navigating through this Forest
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4Main Menu
Lesson 1 Lesson 2
Carnivore
Herbivore
Lesson 3 Lesson 4
Omnivore
Insectivore
Lesson 6
Quiz
5- Lesson 1 Carnivore
- A carnivore is an animal that gets food from
killing and eating other animals.Carnivores
generally eat herbivores, but can eat omnivores,
and occasionally other carnivores. - A carnivores teeth are mainly sharp and pointy.
6Pictures of Carnivores
Gray Wolf
Coyote
Hawk
Lion
Mountain Lion
Great White Shark
Bobcat
7What a Carnivore Eats
Animals Meat
8Lesson 2 Herbivore An herbivore is an animal
that gets its energy from eating plants, and only
plants. An herbivores teeth are dull and flat to
grind the plants it eats.
9Pictures of Herbivores
Turtle
Rabbit
Orangutan
White-tailed Deer
Caterpillar
10What an Herbivore eats
Grasses
Flowers
Trees/Roots/Leaves/Bark
Seeds
11Lesson 3 Omnivore
- An omnivore is an animal that eats both plants
and other animals. - Omnivores often have teeth that are both pointy
to tear meat and flat to grind the plants they
eat. - Humans are omnivores.
12Pictures of Omnivores
Brown Bear
Raccoon
Primate
Hedgehog
13What an Omnivore eats
Apples/Leaves
Antelope
Berries
Seal Meat
Meat
14Lesson 4 Insectivore
- An animal that primarily eats insects is
classified as an insectivore.
15Pictures of Insectivores
Ladybug
Nightingale
Anteater
Spider
16What an Insectivore eats
Dragonfly
Butterfly/Moth
Grasshopper
Bee
House Flies
17Quiz
When you are comfortable, click start quiz to
begin the examination! You will be tested on the
trophic levels of animals! Good luck!
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18Question 1
I am an herbivore. I would eat
A
C
A Mountain Lion
A Bird
D
B
Grasses
Seal Meat
19Question 2
I eat both meat and vegetables. I am an
A
C
Omnivore
Carnivore
D
B
Herbivore
Insectivore
20Question 3
I only eat other animals. I am a
A
C
Herbivore
Omnivore
D
B
Carnivore
Insectivore
21Try Again! 1
That was a good try, but no. Remember an
herbivore only eats vegetables or plants.
Try Again
22Try Again! 2
That was a good try, but no. Remember an
herbivore only eats plants. A seal produces meat.
Try Again
23Try Again! 3
That was a good try, but no. Sorry. An
herbivore only eats plants. Not animals
Try Again
24Very Good! 1
That is correct! A good journalist wouldnt
ever ask what do they want me to do? As
journalists, we should always be looking how to
help society!
Question 2
25Try Again! 4
That was a good try, but no. A carnivore eats
only meat.
Try Again
26Try Again! 5
That was a good try, but no. An herbivore eats
only plants.
Try Again
27Try Again! 6
That was a good try, but no. Insectivores eat
insects.
Try Again
28Very Good! 2
That is correct! Nice work. An omnivore eats
both plants and meat.
Question 3
29Try Again! 7
That was a good try, but no. Remember an
herbivore eats plants.
Try Again
30Try Again! 8
That was a good try, but no. Remember that
insectivores eat insects.
Try Again
31Try Again! 9
That was a good try, but no. Omnivores eat both
plants and animals.
Try Again
32Very Good! 3
That is correct! Nice work! Carnivores eat only
the meat from other animals!