Food Web Interaction Cards

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Food Web Interaction Cards: A single-page layout of cut-out cards arranged in a grid with dashed cut lines; top section titled 'FOOD WEB INTERACTION CARDS'. Organism cards show coloured headers by trophic level (green producers: GRASS, SHRUB, PHYTOPLANKTON; blue primary consumers: GRASSHOPPER, SNAIL, ZOOPLANKTON; orange secondary: SMALL BIRD, FROG, SMALL FISH; red tertiary/apex: SNAKE, LARGE FISH, HAWK, FOX; purple decomposers: FUNGI, BACTERIA) each with realistic illustrations and bold labels....

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This A4 printable provides picture cards for organisms (producers, primary/secondary/tertiary consumers, apex predators, decomposers), short interaction cards (energy flow, predation, competition, mutualism, parasitism) and role-definition cards. It is designed to support hands-on construction of food webs, discussion of trophic levels and explicit labeling of ecological interactions. Visuals and short labels reduce reading load while allowing students to demonstrate conceptual understanding.

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