Parts of an Insect
Label the head, thorax, abdomen, antennae, legs and wings, then answer two insect questions.
Match the five vertebrate groups to the clue that describes them, then name one animal from each group.
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Play “I am thinking of a group” with clues about fur, feathers or scales.
Whales and dolphins are mammals, not fish. Penguins are birds.
Make a class animal book with one page per group.
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Label the head, thorax, abdomen, antennae, legs and wings, then answer two insect questions.
Sort ten animals by whether they have a backbone, then check for your own.
Pick four animals and write yes-or-no questions that sort them, one at a time, in a branching key.
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