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Introduction
Animals, Animals
What makes all
animals the same?
Animals, Animals
Introduction
What are some
ways animals
can be different?
(understanding)
(understanding)
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Animals, Animals
Introduction
What if an animal
had all but one
of its needs?
Animals, Animals
Body Coverings and Parts
Name some
different ways
animals’ bodies
are covered.
(creating)
(remembering)
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Animals, Animals
Body Coverings and Parts
Which animal is
your favorite looking
animal and why?
(evaluating)
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Animals, Animals
Body Coverings and Parts
Compare the parts
of any two animals
pictured in the book.
(analyzing)
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Animals, Animals
Where Animals Live
What does
habitat mean?
Animals, Animals
Where Animals Live
Pick an animal and
finish the sentence:
“The habitat of a(n)
_______ is _______.”
(remembering)
(applying)
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Animals, Animals
Where Animals Live
Name an animal
that can live on
land and in water.
Animals, Animals
Where Animals Live
Name an animal
that can live on land
and in the air.
(applying)
(applying)
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Animals, Animals
How Animals Move and Eat
What are some
parts on an animal’s
body that help
it move?
(remembering)
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Animals, Animals
How Animals Move and Eat
Why do some
animals have sharp
teeth while others
have dull teeth?
(understanding)
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Animals, Animals
How Animals Move and Eat
Name three animals
that move the
same way.
Animals, Animals
Animal Babies
Name some animals
whose babies look a
lot like their parents.
(applying)
(understanding)
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Animals, Animals
Animal Babies
Why do you
think animals
have babies?
Animals, Animals
Animal Babies
Name some animals
whose babies look
different from
their parents.
(analyzing)
(understanding)
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Animals, Animals
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