Dolphing giving birth:
Kangaroo giving birth:
FISH
Male seahorse giving birth:
REPTILES
Snake eating an egg:
Turtle laying eggs in the beach:
Baby turtles being born in the beach:
Showing posts with label Animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animals. Show all posts
Wednesday, 26 October 2022
AMAZING VIDEOS ABOUT VERTEBRATES
MAMMALS
Dolphing giving birth:
Kangaroo giving birth:
FISH
Male seahorse giving birth:
REPTILES
Snake eating an egg:
Baby turtles being born in the beach:
Dolphing giving birth:
Kangaroo giving birth:
FISH
Male seahorse giving birth:
REPTILES
Snake eating an egg:
Baby turtles being born in the beach:
Monday, 24 October 2022
AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES
What is the difference between amphibians and reptiles?
What do they have in common? What are the differences between them?
What do they have in common? What are the differences between them?
Thursday, 20 October 2022
AMPHIBIANS
Amphibians live in water and on land.
They don’t have scales or hair. They have bare skin.
When they are babies they breathe through gills because they live in water. When they are adults they breathe with their lungs and also through their skin because they live on land.
They don’t have scales or hair. They have bare skin.
When they are babies they breathe through gills because they live in water. When they are adults they breathe with their lungs and also through their skin because they live on land.
They are oviparous because they lay their eggs in water.
Salamanders, newts, frogs, toads and caecilians are amphibians.
VIDEO: Amphibians- Educational video for kids
SONG: Tod, Frog, Pollywog
Salamanders, newts, frogs, toads and caecilians are amphibians.
VIDEO: Amphibians- Educational video for kids
SONG: Tod, Frog, Pollywog
REPTILES
Reptiles are vertebrates and oviparous.
They have got scales and dry skin.
They breathe using their lungs.
Some walk (chameleon), others crawl (crocodile) and others slither (snake)
VIDEO: Reptiles- Learn about animals
VIDEO: Reptiles- Educational video for kids
SONG: "Rockin' reptiles"
BIRDS
They are vertebrates and oviparous. The baby grows inside the egg until it is big enough to hatch.
They breathe using their lungs.
They have feathers, two wings and a beak.
Most can fly.
VIDEO: What is a bird?
They breathe using their lungs.
They have feathers, two wings and a beak.
Most can fly.
VIDEO: What is a bird?
Wednesday, 19 October 2022
MAMMALS
Mammals Song. Let's sing at home!
MAMMALS
- Mammals are viviparous.They are born alive from their mothers’ womb and drink their mother’s milk.
- Most mammals have hair or fur.
- Most mammals live on land. Only some of them live in water, like whales.
- Some can fly, like bats.
- They have lungs and need air to breathe.
REVIEW QUESTIONS
1. Are mammals vertebrates or invertebrates?
2. Are frogs mammals?
3. Are mammals oviparous?
4. Are mammals born from their mothers’ womb?
5. Have mammals got two legs?
6. Do all mammals live on land?
7. Do mammals drink milk when they are babies?
8. Name a mammal that can fly.
9. Name three mammals that live in water.
10.
How
many limbs have mammals got?
11.
Have
mammals got their bodies covered in feathers?
12.
Name
a mammal with no hair or fur.
13.
Do
mammals need air to live?
14.
Do mammals
breathe using their gills or their lungs?
FISH
FISH
All fish live in water and are oviparous (they are born from eggs).
They have got scales, fins and they breathe under water using gills.
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REVIEW QUESTIONS
1.
Is the dolphin a fish?
2.
How do fish breathe?
3.
Are fish viviparous?
4.
What are their bodies covered in?
5.
Have they got limbs or fins?
6.
Is the seahorse a fish?
7.
Are fish vertebrates?
INVESTIGATING ABOUT FISH- WEB
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