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    SBK, 5th Grade

    EDUCATION INSTITUTE OF AR-ROUDLOH LAMONGAN


    SDI AR-ROUDLOH LAMONGAN
    Komplek Pondok Pesantren Ar-Roudloh Desa Miru
    Kec. Sekaran, Kab. Lamongan, Prop. Jawa Timur
    Academic Year 2024/2025
    READING MATERIAL
    Semester 1

    Subject : IPAS (FOOD CHAIN) Class : V -..…………..………………….


    Name : ………………………………………. Day/Date : ………………………………….

    FOOD CHAIN
     What is a Food Chain?
    A food chain is the event of eating and being eaten between fellow living
    things.
     Components of the Food Chain
    The process of eating and being eaten in this food chain takes place
    continuously with its respective components.
    There are three components in the food chain:
    1. Producers
    Producers are organisms that have the ability to make their own
    food, for example green plants.
    2. Consumers
     Consumers are living things that depend on other creatures
    because they cannot make their own food.
     Consumers are divided into three levels:
    1) Primary consumers are those that eat primary producers
    (plants). For example, rabbits eat grass.
    2) Secondary consumers are those that eat primary consumers
    (herbivores). For example, snakes eat rabbits.
    3) Tertiary consumers are those that eat secondary consumers
    (large predators). For example, owls eat snakes.

    3. Decomposers

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    SBK, 5th Grade

     Decomposers are the last organisms that are able to convert


    organic matter into inorganic matter.
     The job of decomposers is to decompose dead plants and animals.
    It can be fertilizer and returned to the environment.
     The remaining nutrients from these organisms can fertilize the
    environment and meet the needs of producers. For example:
    mushrooms.

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