Unit 4 - animals

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Unit 4

ANIMALS

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Vertebrates

• Animals with bones are called vertebrates.• Mammals, tortoises, birds, fish and lizards are

vertebrates.

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Invertebrates

• Animals without bones are called invertebrates.• Flies, snails, crabs, ants and butterflies are all

invertebrates.

fly snail crab

butterfly ant

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What do animals eat?

• Animals which eat plants are hervibores. • They eat grass, leaves, flowers, fruit and vegetables.

Hippo Panda bear Zebra sheep

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What do animals eat?

• Animals which eat other animals are carnivores.• They can eat insects, fish or other animals they catch.

lion chameleon

cheetah

shark

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What do animals eat?

• Animals which eat meat, fish and plants are omnivores. • Humans, chimpanzees, hedgehogs and pigs are examples of

omnivores.

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Mammals• All mammals are vertebrates. They have

bones.• They are born live. Mammals are born from

their mother´s womb.• Baby mammals drink their mother´s milk.• Their body is covered with hair.• Most mammals have four legs and can walk...

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Now think...

• Can you think of some mammals that can not walk?

• Can you think of a mammal that can fly? • Can you think of a mammal with two legs?

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• Whales and Dolphins are mammals. • They don´t have hair.• They can not walk, but they can swim and

jump.

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• Bats are mammals.• They can fly.

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• Humans are mammals.• We only have two legs, but we can walk and

run.

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Birds• Birds are vertebrates. They have bones.• They are born from eggs.• Their bodies are covered with feathers.• They have wings and a beak.• Most birds can fly...

Beak

Tail

Wings

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What birds do you know?

Flamingo Duck

Toucan

Parrot

Owlstork

Eagle

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And now some birds that can not fly...

Peacock

Penguin

Ostrich

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Fish

• Fish are vertebrates. They have bones.• They are born from eggs.• Their bodies are covered in scales.• Fish have fins to swim.

Tail

Fins

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Reptiles

• Reptiles are vertebrates. They have bones.• Reptiles are born from eggs.• Their bodies are covered in scales like the

snakes or have a shell like the tortoises.• They are cold- blooded animals. They need

sunshine to stay warm.

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Reptiles

Snake

crocodile

Lizard

Tortoise

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Snakes

• Snakes have scales.• They have no legs.• All snakes are carnivores.• They smell with their tongue.

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Crocodiles

• Crocodiles are large reptiles.• They have scales.• Crocodiles are carnivores.• They have four legs.

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Which is your favourite animal?

• Pick you favourite animal from this web page:http://www.dltk-kids.com/animals/manimalposter.html

• Print your animal and colour it.

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Investigate your favourite animal

Answer the following questions:• Is your favourite animal a mammal,

a fish, a bird or a reptile?• Is it a vertebrate or an invertebrate?• What does it eat?• Where does it live?• Is it born life or is it born from eggs?• What can it do?.....