This document provides information about carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores. It defines carnivores as meat-eaters, herbivores as plant-eaters, and omnivores as eating both meat and plants. Examples are given for each category, including tiger as a carnivore, raccoon as an omnivore, and rabbit as a herbivore. The document also includes instructions for making a food chain collage artwork by selecting a predator and researching the animal it eats and what that consumer eats.

2. Carnivores, Herbivores, & Omnivores
https://goo.gl/cQcRJG

3. Carnivores, Herbivores, & Omnivores
Carnivores meat eaters
Herbivores plant eaters
Omnivores meat & plant eaters

4. Carnivore, Herbivore, or Omnivore?

5. Carnivore!
Shark
Hyena
Tiger

6. Carnivore, Herbivore, or Omnivore?

7. Omnivore!
Raccoon
Cat
Fox

8. Carnivore, Herbivore, or Omnivore?

9. Herbivore!
Deer Rabbit Squirrel

10. Carnivore, Herbivore, or Omnivore?

11. Carnivore, Herbivore, or Omnivore?
Tiger- Carnivore
Raccoon- Omnivore
Rabbit- Herbivore

14. How Do Plants Get Energy?

15. How Do Herbivores Get Energy?

16. How Do Omnivores Get Energy?

17. How Do Carnivores Get Energy?

19. Food Chain Song
https://goo.gl/VuCJO1

20. Who’s Hungry? Game

22. Food Chain Artwork
1. Pick a predator
2. Research to find
an animal the
predator eats
(consumer)
3. Research what
the consumer
eats (plant of
some kind)

23. Food Chain Links
Lion – antelope - grass
Cheetah – antelope - grass
Wild Dog – antelope - grass
Snake – mouse - plants
Spider – insects - plants
Cougar – rabbit - plants
Shark – fish - seaweed
Killer Whale – fish - seaweed
Polar Bear – fish - seaweed
Seal – fish - seaweed
Piranha – insects - plants
Crocodile – rabbit - plants
Turtle – fish - plants
Tiger – elk - grass
Alligator – fish - plants
Eagle – mouse - plants
Bear – fish – plants
Wolf – rabbit - plants
Hawk – mouse - plants

24. Food Chain Artwork
1. Pick a predator
2. Research to
find an animal
the predator
eats
(consumer)
3. Research what
the consumer
eats (producer
/ plant)
1. Cheetah
(predator)
2. Antelope
(consumer)
3. Grass
(producer /
plant)

25. Food Chain Artwork - Collage
• A collage is an artwork made by cutting out
paper and gluing it together to make a new
image.
• Our food chain artwork is a collage

27. Pick a colored
paper for your
predator
Draw your
predator as
BIG as
possible
Make sure the
mouth is wide
and open!

28. Cut out the
predator head

29. Using white
paper, cut the
teeth and
eyes for your
predator

30. Glue the teeth
and eyes to
your predator
head.
Add extras
with crayons
or markers if
needed.

31. Find a colored
paper for your
consumer
Trace the
mouth of your
predator on
the consumer
paper

32. Draw your
consumer so
it fits inside
your
predator’s
mouth

33. Cut out your
consumer

34. Using white
paper, cut out
eyes and
teeth for your
consumer.
If needed, add
extras with
crayons
and/or
markers

35. Pick a colored
paper for your
producer
(plant)
Draw your
plant
Make sure
your plant will
fit in the
consumer’s
mouth!

36. Cut out your
plant.
Practice
putting
together your
predator,
consumer,
and producer.

37. Find a colored
paper for your
background.
Glue down
your predator
Glue down
your
consumer
Glue down
your plant

38. Glue down your
predator
Glue down your
consumer
Glue down your
plant
You finished
your food chain
collage!