Across
- 3. – a flat grassland of North America
- 4. the moisture that condenses on plants as they cool in the night
- 7. – a deep winter sleep to store energy
- 8. – the plants of a food chain; plants that produce their own food
- 10. – the animals of a food chain; animals that find and consume food for energy
- 13. – the natural home of a plant or animal
- 14. – a large open area of grasses used by grazing animals, grasslands have more grasses than any other plant
- 16. – where animals find drinking water
- 17. – a small mammal such as a mouse
- 18. – a group of birds
- 20. – water having much salt such as in ocean habitats
- 21. – the movement from one place to another with the change of seasons
- 22. A healthy Habitat is _________ that means there is not too much of one kind of plant or animal living there
Down
- 1. – water having very little salt such as in a lake, pond, river, or stream
- 2. – a group of grazing animals that stay together for protection
- 5. – an animal that depends on grasses for food: Grasslands have a lot of grazers
- 6. – the energy transfer from one living thing to another for survival: all begins with sunlight energy
- 9. predator –an animal at the top of the food chain with no natural enemies
- 11. are producers because they produce their own food energy that others can use. A small herbivore continues the food chain by eating or consuming the plant for energy. This is why we call animals consumers of the food.
- 12. The two main kinds of water habitats are
- 15. an organism that helps to break down dead things; things that are not eaten
- 19. The animals that live in a __________ need 4 important things – space, shelter, water, and food
