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Food Web Dominoes

Could losing one prey species affect several predators?

A standalone 45–55 minute relief-teacher lesson with all evidence and instructions supplied, teaching slides, individual/pair iPad work and hand-in to the class teacher.

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1. Food Web Dominoes

   Could losing one prey species affect several predators?

   Learning focus: Interpret a connected food web and predict direct and indirect effects without overstating certainty.

   Evidence question: Could losing one prey species affect several predators?

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