Discover Habitat Jeopardy
Explore the diverse habitats and inhabitants in this engaging Habitat Jeopardy game. Test your knowledge about living vs. non-living organisms, mammals, birds, plants, reptiles, amphibians, and more. Learn about different habitats such as temperate forests, wetlands, freshwater habitats, and the natural homes of various animals. Delve into the fascinating world of habitats and ecosystems in this educational game.
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Habitat Jeopardy START
Living vs Non-living Organisms Habitats Mammals/Birds Plants Reptiles/ Amphibians $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 Final Jeopardy
This habitat contains trees that lose their leaves every year Answer
Temperate Forest Home
This habitat is flooded by water, either permanently or seasonally Answer
Wetland Home
This habitat accounts for a very small portion of the earth s water Answer
Freshwater Habitat Home
The natural home or environment for an animal, plant, or other organism Answer
Habitat Home
Hawk Home
Most mammals avoid frogs, but this nocturnal animal will prey on them Answer
Raccoon Home
This herbivore is known as a woodland animal but can share a habitat with frogs Answer
White-Tailed Deer Home
This bird can be seen every spring in the cave shelter but doesn t pose a threat to frogs Answer
Barn Swallow Home
This seedless, flowerless plant provides shelter and shade for frogs Answer
Fern Home
Tadpoles feed on this plant that grows on the water Answer
Algae Home
This invasive plant can take over and smother out native plants in a frogs habitat Answer
Kudzu Home
Poison Ivy Home
This does not move, grow, or change Answer
Non-Living Organism Home
This needs food and water Answer
Living Organism Home
Fungi and bacteria are examples of these Answer
Living Organisms Home
Tadpoles need this non-living thing in order to survive Answer
Water Home
A snake is a reptile and frog is this type of animal Answer
Amphibian Home
This reptile can also be found in the same habitat and will eat frogs Answer
Turtles Like the Common Snapping Turtle and Eastern Box Turtle Home
These types of frogs live in and around Russell Cave Answer
Southern Leopard Frogs Chorus Frogs Barking Tree Frogs American Toad Home
This includes hatching from an egg, losing gills, developing lungs, growing legs, and losing a tail Answer
Life Cycle of a Frog Home
Final Jeopardy What s your wager? Continue
These are the pollutions that are harmful to frogs and their habitats Answer
Fertilizer, Car Soap, Construction Work, Salt, Oil, Mercury
