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Food Chain Vocabulary Food Chain Food Web Food Pyramid Producer Consumer Herbivore Omnivore Carnivore Decomposer Describes who eats who in an ecosystem to obtain nutrients and energy in order to live The many overlapping food chains in an ecosystem. Shows the different levels of organisms and their place in the ecosystem. An organism that makes its own food through photosynthesis. An organism that obtains its energy by feeding on another organism. Animals that eat only plants. Animals or people who eat both animals and plants. A consumer that eats only other consumers. Bacteria, fungi, and worms that feed on decaying matter such as dead plants and animals © Copyright 2016, The Discovery Apple

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Page 1: Food Chain Vocabulary · Food Chain Vocab Match Food Chain Food Web Food Pyramid Producer Consumer Herbivore Omnivore Carnivore Decomposer The many overlapping food chains in an ecosystem

Food Chain

Vocabulary

Food Chain

Food Web

Food Pyramid

Producer

Consumer

Herbivore

Omnivore

Carnivore

Decomposer

Describes who eats who in an ecosystem to obtain

nutrients and energy in order to live

The many overlapping food chains in an ecosystem.

Shows the different levels of organisms and their

place in the ecosystem.

An organism that makes its own food through

photosynthesis.

An organism that obtains its energy by feeding on

another organism.

Animals that eat only plants.

Animals or people who eat both animals and plants.

A consumer that eats only other consumers.

Bacteria, fungi, and worms that feed on decaying

matter such as dead plants and animals

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Page 2: Food Chain Vocabulary · Food Chain Vocab Match Food Chain Food Web Food Pyramid Producer Consumer Herbivore Omnivore Carnivore Decomposer The many overlapping food chains in an ecosystem

Name: ____________________________

Food Chain

Vocab MatchFood Chain

Food Web

Food Pyramid

Producer

Consumer

Herbivore

Omnivore

Carnivore

Decomposer

The many overlapping food

chains in an ecosystem.

Animals that eat only plants.

An organism that makes its own

food through photosynthesis.

Bacteria, fungi, and worms that

feed on decaying matter such as

dead plants and animals

Describes who eats who in an

ecosystem to obtain nutrients and

energy in order to live

An organism that obtains its

energy by feeding on another

organism.

A consumer that eats only other

consumers.

Shows the different levels of

organisms and their place in the

ecosystem.

Animals or people who eat both

animals and plants.

© Copyright 2016, The Discovery Apple

Page 3: Food Chain Vocabulary · Food Chain Vocab Match Food Chain Food Web Food Pyramid Producer Consumer Herbivore Omnivore Carnivore Decomposer The many overlapping food chains in an ecosystem

Name: ____________________________

Food Chain

Vocab MatchFood Chain

Food Web

Food Pyramid

Producer

Consumer

Herbivore

Omnivore

Carnivore

Decomposer

The many overlapping food

chains in an ecosystem.

Animals that eat only plants.

An organism that makes its own

food through photosynthesis.

Bacteria, fungi, and worms that

feed on decaying matter such as

dead plants and animals

Describes who eats who in an

ecosystem to obtain nutrients and

energy in order to live

An organism that obtains its

energy by feeding on another

organism.

A consumer that eats only other

consumers.

Shows the different levels of

organisms and their place in the

ecosystem.

Animals or people who eat both

animals and plants.

Answer Key

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Food Web

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1. Draw a circle around the producers.

Draw a square around the organisms that feed directly on producers.

Draw a star around the top consumers.

Draw a triangle around the rest of the consumers.

2. What would happen to the food web if the producers did not exist?

3. Write two sets of food chains from the food web above.

Example: phytoplankton krill blue whale

Set 1:

Set 2:

4. How many food chains can you find in the food web above?

Page 5: Food Chain Vocabulary · Food Chain Vocab Match Food Chain Food Web Food Pyramid Producer Consumer Herbivore Omnivore Carnivore Decomposer The many overlapping food chains in an ecosystem

1. Draw a circle around the producers.

Draw a square around the organisms that feed directly on producers.

Draw a star around the top consumers.

Draw a triangle around the rest of the consumers.

2. What would happen to the food web if the producers did not exist?

3. Write two sets of food chains from the food web above.

Example: phytoplankton krill blue whale

Set 1:

Set 2:

4. How many food chains can you find in the food web above?

Food Web

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