ENERGY IN PRESCHOOL

FOOD CHAIN

An order in which living things depend on each other for food.

We have identified food as one of the things living things need to live.

This is the same for both plants and animals.

However, we are not as lucky as the plants - they can make their own food!

The sun helps them make food through the process called 'photosynthesis'.

And because of this special power, plants are called producers.

They start the food chain and transfer energy to the consumers.

We have learned about the different animal groups and the preschool used their knowledge to create their food chain.

They chose one animal and using their knowledge about animals, they showed how animal get their food.

Next week, we will continue with our inquiry answering the question:

How do animals go through a process of change?

SPORTS DAY PHOTOS

JAVELIN THROW

500 METER RUN

Oh definitely, Preschooolers are full of ENERGY!

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