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    PROJECT - Little Red Riding Hood’s Food Web

    VOCABULARY WORDS:
    A. Food Chain shows how the energy in food is passed from one organism to another in an
    ecosystem.
    B. Food Web is a diagram that shows the connection of many different food chains in an
    ecosystem.
    C. Ecosystem is the non-living (abiotic) and living (biotic) parts of the environment.
    D. Producer is an organism that can make its own food. For example, plants make food by
    photosynthesis.
    E. Primary Consumer is an organism that eats a producer as its food source.
    F. Secondary Consumer is an organism that eats a primary consumer as its food source.
    G. Energy Pyramid is a diagram that shows the relationships between the different parts of the
    food chain. Only 10% of the energy present in the lower level moves to the next higher level.

    Little Red Riding Hood’s Food Web Story


    Once upon a time, Little Red Riding Hood was on her way to see her Grandma. She was
    walking through the forest and passed the First Little Pig’s straw house. The house had
    been blown down by the Big Bad Wolf and the wolf had eaten the First Little Pig. The
    pig’s last meal of turnips was still on the ground where the house had been.
    As she passed the river, Little Red Riding Hood saw the Fox eating the Gingerbread Man
    (made of wheat plants). The Fox was still hungry so he ate the rest of the turnips. Little
    Red Riding Hood was afraid that the Fox would see her and she walked faster to get
    away. The last time she saw the Fox, he was being chased by the Big Bad Wolf for the
    Big Bad Wolf’s dinner food.
    Little Red Riding Hood began to be afraid for her Grandma. She opened the door of
    Grandma’s house and saw the bacon (pig) and the cereal (made from wheat plants) left
    over from Grandma’s breakfast but Grandma did not answer Little Red Riding Hood’s
    voice. She read the note from Grandma saying goodbye. The Big Bad Wolf had let
    Grandma write the letter before he ate her. How nice of him!
    Little Red Riding Hood ran back home crying and saw one last example of food chains.
    Billy Goat Gruff was eating grass and wanted to go home over the bridge. Harry Troll
    tricked the goat and cooked him for his next meal. She saw Harry Troll’s dinner of Billy
    Goat Gruff, turnips and bread (wheat plant).

    Little Red Riding Hood told her mother that she never wanted to go back to the woods
    again. Her mom asked her to create a food web for the police report. And the energy
    flowed forever and forever. The end!

    1. Use the pictures and arrows to create your food web.

    2. Identify the producers, primary consumers and secondary


    consumers in your food web and label the energy pyramid.
    Use the pictures and energy pyramid printed for you

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