Decomposers science activity

Use our producers, consumers, and decomposers chart and draw on the definitions of each type backed by examples of organisms belonging to each category.

What can you do with all those roly-polies crawling around outside? Create a roly poly habitat and learn about them with this free printable recording sheet

Think fungi are boring? Think again. Learn the amazing benefits fungi provide to the planet. Hands-on activities and videos included.

Producers, Consumers, and Decomposers | Chart

When looking for wildlife in our backyard or out in the woods, we look for birds and squirrels in the trees, rabbits scampering through the grass, bees on

This low-prep card sorting activity is a perfect way to teach life science concepts and vocabulary. It can be used in numerous ways and is easy to differentiate for multiple ages and abilities. Have young students categorize the pictures into producers and consumers, add the category “decomposer” for older students and challenge your advanced learners to further categorize by the three main types of consumers. The pictures can also be used to model energy flow in ecosystems.

3rd grade Science chart! Producers, consumers and decomposers

Learn about the passage of energy from plants to animals in a marine habitat through this food chain activity A fun way for students to organize food chains in a marine biome. In this engaging science activity, your kids will be able to visualize the transfer of energy in an ecosystem. And learn about the different types of consumers, producers and decomposers in a marine biome. This activity is age inclusive for younger kids and older as we provide a range of templates to meet their…

Middle school science standards include decomposition in the form of the carbon and nitrogen cycles and soil formation. Use these ideas in your decomposition unit plan.