Chameleon hatching out!

Chameleons are vertebrate, oviparous and reptiles.

Vertebrates- Invertebrates

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Memory game!

Interesting facts

Frogs are vertebrates (amphibians) and oviparous. 

They are carnivorous.

Frogs lay eggs. 

They can live in water and on land. 

This is the way they grow up:

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Clic on the pictures and classify the animals into mammals, reptiles, insects, birds or more...

Vertebrates and Invertebrates

Vertebrates have backbone /skeleton. For example: a dog. 

Invertebrates don't have backbone.For example: a butterfly. 

Carnivores, omnivores or herbivores?

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Play these memory games with carnivores, omnivores and herbivores.

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Vital functions

There are three vital functions:

1. Nutrition (eat): we need energy.  Energy comes from food. Plants make their own food using water, soil, sunlight and air. Animals can be carnivores, omnivores or herbivores. 
   
2. Interaction: acting and reacting to the world. For example, if it is hot we drink cold water.
   
3. Reproduction: living things can make other living things. Plants use their seeds. Animals can be oviparous (eggs) or viviparous.

Living things and non-living things

These weeks we have learnt about living things and non-living things, Do you remember them? Study this diagram, please! 

Living things can grow, can eat, can move, can breath, can reproduce...