This image is a worksheet titled "Zoo Scavenger Hunt" for Year 3, Quarter 1 Ecology. It's designed as an activity for students to complete during a visit to the zoo.
The worksheet has several sections with instructions for students to observe and record their findings:
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Top Section: Students are asked to circle the kingdom of organisms they see (Moneran, Protist, Fungus, Plant, Animal) and draw or write about the first plant and animal they find.
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Middle Section: Students are prompted to identify and draw/write about a producer, consumer, and decomposer they see at the zoo.
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Bottom Section: Students choose one animal to study and answer three questions about it: how it reproduces, what energy it obtains (what it eats), and what adaptation it has to its habitat. They are also asked to find and draw/write about a herbivore, carnivore, and omnivore.
The worksheet includes decorative elements like leaves and animal footprints along the borders.
Since this is a worksheet meant to be filled out by students during a zoo visit, there isn't a single "solution" to solve. The purpose is for students to engage with the environment and apply ecological concepts. To complete the worksheet, a student would need to visit a zoo and observe the animals and plants there, then fill in the blanks based on their observations.
If you're looking for guidance on how to complete this worksheet, I can provide general examples of what might be found at a typical zoo, but the actual answers will vary depending on the specific zoo and the animals present. Would you like me to provide some example answers?
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