WebQuest
Investigating the Food Chain
Process
Great news, Detective!
We have found more recovered files for you to explore!
Remember that all of our files from the Natural Science Department are TOP SECRET.
So, it is very important that you keep track of all the information that you learn on your CONFIDENTIAL Investigation Note sheet.
The remaining files are all listed below with their mission number. You have already completed the first mission, so you will start at Mission #2. Make sure you open and explore each file so you can fully complete your investigation.
The agency is counting on you.
Let's get started!
Attachments
Web Link
-
Mission #9: Predator and Prey
Description: This mission allows students to look at the food chain in terms of predators and prey using a cheetah and a zebra as an example. It also reviews basic information of the food chain.
Web Link
-
Mission #8: Building Food Chains Game
Description: This mission requires students to use the information that they have already learned to create different food chains. As students progress in the game, they will be asked to make their food chains more and more complex.
Web Link
-
Mission #6: Chain Reaction Game
Description: This mission asks students to take a group of plants and animals that are in the same food chain and put them in the correct order.
Web Link
-
Mission #7: Ocean Food Chain
Description: This mission allows students to explore different food chains found in the ocean. It will also review the basic information about the purpose of food chains and the different parts that make up a food chain.
Web Link
-
Mission #3: Parts of the Food Chain
Description: This mission will focus on the difference between living things that make their own food and living things that cannot make their own food. The parts of the food chain, such as, producers and consumers will be discussed. Consumers will be furthered investigated into three different categories: herbivores, carnivores and omnivores.
Web Link
-
Mission 4: Animal Diet Game
Description: This mission will allow students to explore the different kinds of consumers that can be found in food chains.
Web Link
-
Mission #2: Food Chain Energy
Description: This mission let's you investigate how energy is used throughout the food chain to help plants, animals and even humans survive.
Web Link
-
Mission #10: Food Chain Game
Description: This mission allows students to drag parts of a food chain to their correct place. Once the students complete their food chain, it will come to life on their screens.
Web Link
-
Mission #5: Sea and Land
Description: This mission requires you to read information about the food chains that exist in the sea and on the land. Pictures and examples are included.
The Public URL for this WebQuest:
http://zunal.com/webquest.php?w=273670
WebQuest Hits: 899
Save WebQuest as PDF
