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Sunday, 29 November 2020

Monkey puzzle

Monkey puzzle

This week we're going to read a story about a monkey. 


What do you know about monkeys?






























Friday, 27 November 2020

Insects


 

What do you know about insects?


Insects lay eggs. They are invertebrate.


Insects have got six legs.

Insects have got three body parts: head, thorax and abdomen.


They have got two antennae.



Most insects can fly.



Some insects have got two wings and some have got four wings.

Dragonflies have got four wings.


Have a look at these insects.

   
a bee                                        a cockroach


a beetle                                                        an ant


butterfly                                                 a grasshopper




a fly                                                    a dragonfly


ladybirds                                                                a wasp


a mosquito                                                            a moth




How many different insects can you see?



Now do the kahoot quiz

Insects quiz





Vertebrates and invertebrates

 


Mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish are vertebrates. 
They have a skeleton made of bones inside them. 

Insects and some other animals are invertebrates. 
They don't have a skeleton made of bones.








Now, do the kahoot about vertebrates and invertebrates.

Vertebrates and invertebrates quiz


Animals that lay eggs

 Some animals lay eggs.

We already know that birds lay eggs. 

Birds is a group of animals.

There are other groups of animals that lay eggs, too.


Reptiles lay eggs.

Snakes are reptiles.


Crocodiles are reptiles, too.



Amphibians lay eggs.



Frogs are amphibians.


Toads are amphibians, too.


Insects lay eggs.


Butterflies are insects.


Bees are insects, too.



Fish lay eggs.


A goldfish is a fish.



A shark is a fish, too.






Now, do the kahoot!

Friday, 20 November 2020

Owls

Owls 























Now do the kahoot quiz

Owl quiz



It's your turn. Can you write about owls?