LE.6.1b Predator and prey

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Elementary (Grades K-4)

Science (1996)

New York Core Curriculum

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Elementary (Grades K-4)

Science (1996)

New York Core Curriculum

LE.6.1b

All animals depend on plants. Some animals (predators) eat other animals (prey).

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The fur of an arctic fox turns from brown to white as winter approaches. This is an example of
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hibernation
camouflage
movement
migration
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The diagram below shows an eagle that has captured a rabbit for food This rabbit is an example of a
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predator
decomposer
prey
producer

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The fur of an arctic fox turns from brown to white as winter approaches. This is an example of

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LE.6.1b

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The diagram below shows an eagle that has captured a rabbit for food This rabbit is an example of a

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LE.6.1b

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Animals that eat other animals for food are classified as

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LE.6.1b

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