What covers a bird’s body?
feathers
Which animal group has fur or hair?
mammals
These are red, small fruits
berries
Which word means every time?
always
I love my dog. → I love ___.
Fish use these to breathe underwater. What are they?
Gills
Which animal group live in both in water and on land?
A rabbit runs away from a fox. Is it hunting or escaping?
escaping
Which word means not at any time?
never
Sarah is my friend. → I play with ___.
her
Name three animal body coverings.
fur/feathers/scales/skin (any 3)
Which animal group don't have legs to walk?
reptiles
Which verb means to move slowly and quietly close to the ground?
creep
Put in order from most often to least often: never – always – sometimes.
always → sometimes → never
My friends are funny. → I play with ___.
them
Name two body parts that help a bird fly and one thing that covers its body.
wings + feathers
Which type of animals lay their eggs in the water?
Fish and amphibians
Two animals are angry and attack each other. fight / peck / escape?
fight
“I ___ see penguins in my garden.” Choose the best frequency word. always-never-usually
never
Tom and I are classmates. → The teacher helps ___.
us
I live in water. I have scales. I don’t have fur or feathers. I use gills to breathe. Which features help you know my animal group? What group am I?
scales & gills → fish
Animal A has fur and feeds its babies milk. Animal B has feathers and lays eggs with hard shells. What groups are they? Give one reason for each.
Animal A: mammal / Animal B: bird
A small animal sees a fox. First, it moves slowly and quietly through the grass. Then the fox sees it, so it runs away. Which TWO words describe its actions?
creep & escape
Mia sees birds every day, rabbits on some days, and lions on no days. Complete: Mia ___ sees birds, ___ sees rabbits, and ___ sees lions.
always / sometimes / never
Jack has two rabbits. Jack feeds the rabbits every morning and plays with the rabbits after school. Which object pronoun can replace “the rabbits”?
them