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Every living thing needs energy to survive! The food chain shows how energy flows from the sun to plants, then to plant-eating animals, and finally to hunters.
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Grass grows in the dirt, a grasshopper eats the grass, a frog eats the grasshopper, and an eagle hunts the frog. That is a chain of energy!
Plants are called "Producers" because they produce their own food using sunlight. All other animals are consumers!
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Food chains show the path of energy flow from one living thing to another.
Producers (plants) make food. Consumers (animals) eat other living things.
Herbivores eat plants. Carnivores eat animals. Omnivores eat both.
Decomposers break down dead organic materials, recycling minerals back into the soil.
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Every living thing needs energy to survive! The food chain shows how energy flows from the sun to plants, then to plant-eating animals, and finally to hunters.
👉 Click any bubble to unlock the secret concept!
Grass grows in the dirt, a grasshopper eats the grass, a frog eats the grasshopper, and an eagle hunts the frog. That is a chain of energy!
Plants are called "Producers" because they produce their own food using sunlight. All other animals are consumers!
Click the steps in chronological order (1st to last) to test your visual memory!
Food chains show the path of energy flow from one living thing to another.
Producers (plants) make food. Consumers (animals) eat other living things.
Herbivores eat plants. Carnivores eat animals. Omnivores eat both.
Decomposers break down dead organic materials, recycling minerals back into the soil.
Finish the visual topic to claim 100 XP and get your complete lesson badge!