Educational worksheet on ecosystems for students to learn about living and non-living elements in terrestrial and aquatic environments.

A black and white educational worksheet titled "Ecosystems Part I" featuring a forest scene with animals and plants, and a marine scene with sea creatures. The worksheet includes exercises to identify living and non-living components, classify ecosystems as terrestrial or aquatic, and complete a text about an underwater ecosystem.

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1. L, N, L, L, L, N, L, L, N, L, N, L, L, N, L
2. TERRESTRIAL: forest, desert, and grassland.
AQUATIC: ocean, river, and pond.
3. This is an aquatic ecosystem. It is under the water. In this ecosystem we can see many living things: animals and plants. There are many non-living things: the sand, sun, and water.
Plants in this ecosystem are called seaweed.
Animals in this ecosystem are fish, jellyfish, crabs, octopus, whales, and sharks.
Human beings cannot live in this ecosystem.

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Educational worksheet on ecosystems for students to learn about living and non-living elements in terrestrial and aquatic environments.

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