Create a food web that illustrates the energy relationships between plants and animals and the key issues or assumptions found in the model 0407.3.1

Links verified 12/30/2015

1. Create a Food Web - choose from four webs, select animals or plants to populate the food web
2. Endangered Ecosystems - Investigate some of the animals in a Mexican ecosystem. Figure out who are the predators and who are the prey and build your own food web.
3. Energy and Ecosystems - lesson plan from Annenberg
4. Energy Pyramid - an alternate way to look at food chains
5. Experiment with a Pond Food Web - change various population sizes to see what affect the change has
6. Food Chain - National Geographic for Kids has a featured Quick Flick from Brain Pop on the subject.
7. Food Chain Game - drag the parts of the food chain to the right place
8. Food Chains - an interactive site from the BBC
9. Food Chains and Food Webs - What's for dinner? from Enchanted Learning
10. Food Chains and Webs - Information regarding population size on food webs is presented here. After learning about food webs, select the link named "create a possible food web" at the bottom of the page. Click and drag to create your own food web.
11. Forest Food Webs - lesson plan from Discovery Education
12. Fun with Food Webs - three webs are available; arctic, meadow, and pond - click and drag elements into place
13. Habitats - investigate food chains with this interactive site from the BBC
14. Interdependence and Adaptation - [designed for 5th and 6th grade] Use this BBC interactive site to review living things, then take a quiz about interdependence and the food web
15. Make Your Own Food Web - an interactive food web from Scholastic
16. Predator/Prey Relationship - an interactive investigation from McGraw Hill
17. Working on the Food Chain - interactive site
    

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