Classify food webs
This middle-school Life Science worksheet asks students to classify food webs by examining the feeding relationships that connect producers, consumers, and decomposers within different ecosystems. Teachers can use it as a structured analysis task after introducing energy flow, helping students organize complex relationship networks into meaningful categories. Classifying food webs here prepares students for quantitative energy pyramid work and deeper discussions of ecosystem stability.
Learning objectives
- Classify organisms in a food web by their role as producer, consumer, or decomposer
- Identify the feeding relationships that connect organisms across trophic levels
- Explain how changes to one part of a food web can ripple through the ecosystem
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