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Bill
the hard part of a bird's mouth; birds use their bills to eat, to carry things, and to build nests.
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Feathers
the light, fluffy part of a bird that cover its body; feathers keep birds warm and help them fly
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Fly
to travel through the air; baby birds learn to fly after feathers grow on their wings.
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Nest
a place birds build to lay their eggs and raise their young; most birds use mud, grass, plant parts, or stones to build their nests.
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Hatch
to break out of the egg
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Wings
the feather-covered limbs of a bird; birds flap their wings to help them fly
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Shelter or habitat
a place whre a person or an animal can be safe.
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appearance
what something looks like.
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growth
is an increase in size.
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What do all animals need to live and grow?
Food
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What kind of food do pandas eat?
- plants
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Name another thing animals need to live and grow.
water
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Where do animals get water?
ponds, rivers, lakes
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Why do animals need air?
They need air to breath and live.
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Name two body parts that help different animals get air.
- lungs (animals)
- gills (fish)
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Compare the fish and the polar bears. How is their appearance different?
- The fish have scales.
- The polar bears have fur.
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Name the different ways animals move.
- They can run.
- They can fly.
- They can swim.
- They can jump.
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How are puppies and the adult do alike?
- Puppies look like small dogs. They look alike. They look like their parents.
- JUST LIKE ME!!!!
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How are a butterfly and a caterpillar different?
Caterpillars do not look like their parents. They look different from butterflies.
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organisms
living things (examples: plants and animals)
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diet
what an animal eats
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