Predator and prey

Dubbo

Science

Summary

S3 - Science
Explore predator–prey relationships and discover adaptations that help animals survive in dynamic ecosystems.

Things to know

Book this workshop

Stage
Stage 3
Learning areas
Science
Duration
45 minutes
Cost
$14.00 per student for NSW Government Schools, or $16.00 per student for non-NSW Government Schools.
Inclusions
Includes workshop session, learning resource and Zoo entry.

Workshop overview

Populations of organisms do not remain constant; the number of individuals can increase and decrease over time. Predator and prey relationships contribute to these changes.

Learning outcomes

Stage: Stage 3

Outcomes

Content

Science and Technology

ST3-SCI-01 uses evidence to explain how scientific knowledge can be used to develop sustainable practices

Observe behavioural and structural adaptations of plants and animals, and suggest how these may help them survive in their environments
Interpret a food web that describes the flow of matter and energy between plants and animals in an ecosystem

Taronga Education is dedicated to providing inclusive and accessible learning experiences for all students. Our aim is to support every student’s participation and engagement in our workshops, and would be happy to discuss any reasonable adjustments for your students. Please contact our education team with any queries you might have.

Download the learning resource for this workshop.

Download resource