Classifying Animals A
Classifying Animals B
Vocab.
Plant cycle
Short and long answers!
100
Has feathers, lays eggs, and is warm-blooded
What is a bird?
100
this class of animals does not hatch from eggs
What is are mammals
100
Animals with Backbones
What is a vertebrate?
100
First stage in the plant cycle
A seed is planted in the soil
100
Whats the difference between vertebrates and invertebrates
vertebrates have a backbone and invertebrates doesn't have a backbone
200
warm-blooded, has hair or fur, births live young
What is a mammal?
200
has gills and lives whole life in water
What is a fish?
200
Animals without backbones
What is an invertebrate?
200
Second stage in the plant cycle
The seed starts to grow into a plant
200
How do bones help vertebrates?
To hold up the body
300
has scales, cold-blooded, lays eggs on land
What is a reptile?
300
a frog is an example of one
What is an amphibian?
300
invertebrates have this structures to hold up and protect their bodies
What is an exoskeleton?
300
Third stage in the plant cycle
Bees carry pollen to the plant and seeds form
300
Name one invertebrate that lives on land and one that lives in water
Teacher decides points
400
cold-blooded, has fins, lays eggs in water
What is a fish?
400
Snails, clams, and octopuses are an example of this
What are mollusks?
400
A young plant
What is an embryo?
400
Fourth stage in the plant cycle
Fruit forms around the seeds
400
Is an octopus an invertebrate? How do you know?
Yes, has no bones.
500
smooth, wet skin; lays eggs in water, has gills then lungs
What is an amphibian?
500
Insects, spiders, and lobsters are these
What is an arthropods
500
Movement of pollen from the male part to the female part
What is pollination?
500
Fifth stage in the plant cycle
Seeds are released to grow more plants.
500
Do turtles breath with lungs or gills? how do you know?
Lungs, it is a reptile.
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