Living vs. Non-living and Animal Needs
How do you know if something is living?
It eats, breathes, grows, drinks water etc..
What are mammals covered with?
Fur or hair.
Frogs and toads are examples of?
Amphibians
Which animal does not have any bones?
Insects
The baby of a dog is called?
A puppy
What do living things need?
Food, water, air, space, and shelter.
What are birds covered in?
Feathers
Where do amphibians lay their eggs?
In water
A tadpole
When a frog's egg hatches, what comes out of the egg?
What is a shelter?
A place where an animal can live and be safe.
Give an example of a bird that cannot fly.
Kiwi, penguin, ostrich...
Where do reptiles lay their eggs?
On land
How many body parts does an insect have?
Three
What does extinct mean? Give an example of an animal that is extinct.
No longer living. Dinosaur...
What body parts do animals need to breathe? (2 answers)
Lungs and gills
How do mammals give birth to their babies?
Live birth
What is an amphibian's skin like?
Smooth and wet
Why can't fish breathe in oxygen from the air?
Their gills are designed to breath in oxygen from the water.
Explain the butterfly life cycle.
Answers will vary
A rubber duck is an example of a living or non-living thing? Why?
Non-Living
Where do mammals drink milk from?
From their mother's body.
What is a reptile's skin like?
Rough and scaly
Animals that do not have a backbone are called __________.
Invertebrates
What body parts are left from animals after they have been fossilized?
Bones, teeth... etc.