Ecosystem Activator: Temperate Forests. Age 7 - 10.

The video explores the interdependence of animals like porcupines, pine martens, bears, and robins on temperate forest ecosystems. It explains the roles of deciduous and coniferous trees, highlighting how they support various wildlife. Deciduous trees change with the seasons, providing food and shelter, while coniferous trees offer year-round habitats. The video emphasizes the importance of conservation efforts, encouraging actions like recycling and educating others to protect these vital ecosystems.

What are the two main types of trees found in temperate forest ecosystems?

• Evergreen and Tropical

• Deciduous and Coniferous

• Tropical and Boreal

• Savanna and Rainforest

How do deciduous trees adapt to the winter season?

• They produce more seeds

• They change color to green

• They grow taller

• They shed their leaves

Which animal is known for hibernating during the winter in forest ecosystems?

• Robin

• Porcupine

• Pine marten

• Bear

What is a unique feature of coniferous trees?

• They grow only in tropical climates

• They produce colorful flowers

• They lose their leaves in winter

• They are green all year round

How can children help in conserving forest ecosystems?

• By cutting down old trees

• By planting more trees

• By using both sides of paper and recycling

• By feeding wild animals