Vocabulary
Physical or Behavioral?
Instinctive or Learned?
Adaptations
This and That?
Classification
100

This vocabulary word means "to spend the winter in a deep sleep."

What is hibernate?

100

A woodpecker has a sharp beak for drilling holes.

What is physical?

100

Baby turtles move to the ocean when they hatch. 

What is instinctive?

100

Give an example of an animal that uses camouflage.

What are lizards, snakes, zebras, octopus, etc.

100

An animal that is taken and eaten by another animal for food.

What is prey?

100

Binomial Nominclature is using these 2 groups to give a scientific name to all living things. 

What is Genus and species?

200

When the color of an animal changes to look like its surrounding. 

What is camouflage?

200

Polar bears have thick fur to keep them warm. 

What is physical?

200

A dog hears a bell and comes for food. 

What is learned?

200

This group has a tremendous amount of structural adaptation on their bodies including hollow bones and excellent eyesight.


What are birds?

200

 A change made to a part of the body that helps it survive in its habitat.

What is a physical adaptation?

200

The major feature of a vertebrate. 

What is a backbone?

300

The movement of animals from one place to another in response to seasonal changes. 

What is migration?

300

Birds migrate in winter to get food. 

What is behavioral?

300

A bear hibernates during the winter. 

What is instinctive?

300

An animal that can not maintain its body temperature and must rely on its environment to regulate it.

What is ectothermic (cold-blooded)?

300

An animal that hunts and eats other animals.

What is a predator?

300

Type of livng being that maintains its own body temperature.

What is endothermic? (warm-blooded)

400

This vocabulary word means a physical or behavioral characteristic that has developed to help an organism survive in its environment.

What is an adaptation?

400

A lizard uses camouflage to avoid predators. 

What is physical? 

400

A dog shakes his paws with you. 

What is learned?

400

Behaviors taught through observation.

What are learned behaviors?

400

A behavior in which newborn animals recognize and follow the first moving object they see.

What is imprinting?

400

These are cold-blooded animals that possess backbones. They spend time both in water and on land. Their larvae or young mature in water and breathe through gills, like fish, while adults breathe air through lungs and skin.

What are amphibians? 

500

Looking or sounding like other living organisms.

What is mimicry?

500

A bird builds a nest to lay eggs. 

What is behavioral?

500

A baby cheetah watches her mother sneak up on their prey. After watching, the baby does the same. 

What is learned? 

500

DAILY DOUBLE

A learned behavior that results from positive reinforcement to certain stimuli. 

What is Classic Conditioning?

500

Behaviors that happen naturally. 

What is instinctive Behavior?

500

Having an exoskeleton, jointed legs, antennae, specialized eyes, mandibles/pincers, and wings are all adaptations of this group that makes up 95% of all livng things.

What are Arthopods?

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