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3rd Grade Ecosystems and Habitats Jeopardy Review

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Explore habitats, ecosystems, food chains, producers, consumers, and how living things depend on their environments in this 3rd grade science game. This is a Grade 3 Science review game in a Jeopardy-style format: a teacher puts the board on one screen, teams pick clues by point value, and the class answers out loud — no student devices or accounts needed. Categories: Habitat Basics, Ecosystems, Food Chains, Producers & Consumers, Survival Connections.

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  • Habitat Basics

    What is a habitat?

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    the place where an organism lives

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  • Ecosystems

    What is an ecosystem?

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    living and nonliving things interacting in an area

    +4 more clues in this category

  • Food Chains

    What does a food chain show?

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    how energy moves from one organism to another

    +4 more clues in this category

  • Producers & Consumers

    What is a producer?

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    an organism that makes its own food

    +4 more clues in this category

  • Survival Connections

    Why might fewer plants cause problems for plant-eating animals?

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    they would have less food

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Habitat Basics

$100 — What is a habitat?
the place where an organism lives
$200 — Name one thing an animal gets from its habitat.
food
$300 — What do plants need from their environment to grow?
water and sunlight
$400 — Would a camel be better suited to a desert or polar habitat?
desert
$500 — Why do organisms need suitable habitats?
to get the resources they need to survive

Ecosystems

$100 — What is an ecosystem?
living and nonliving things interacting in an area
$200 — Is sunlight a living or nonliving part of an ecosystem?
nonliving
$300 — Is a tree a living or nonliving part of an ecosystem?
living
$400 — Name one nonliving part of a pond ecosystem.
water
$500 — Can changing one part of an ecosystem affect other organisms?
yes

Food Chains

$100 — What does a food chain show?
how energy moves from one organism to another
$200 — What organism usually begins a simple food chain?
producer
$300 — In grass → rabbit → fox, what eats the grass?
rabbit
$400 — In leaves → caterpillar → bird, what eats the caterpillar?
bird
$500 — Where does most energy in many food chains originally come from?
the Sun

Producers & Consumers

$100 — What is a producer?
an organism that makes its own food
$200 — Most green plants are producers because they use sunlight to make what?
food
$300 — What is a consumer?
an organism that gets energy by eating other organisms
$400 — Is a deer a producer or consumer?
consumer
$500 — Is grass a producer or consumer?
producer

Survival Connections

$100 — Why might fewer plants cause problems for plant-eating animals?
they would have less food
$200 — What could happen to a pond animal if the pond dries up?
it may lose its habitat
$300 — Why do bees visiting flowers help many plants?
they help with pollination
$400 — If a new predator enters a habitat, could prey populations change?
yes
$500 — What does it mean when living things depend on one another?
they rely on each other for needs such as food or survival

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