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  • Complete. Fertilisation | Recurso educativo 571355

    Complete. Fertilisation

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    Complete the text about fertilisation with the correct words: internal reptiles ovum Internal mammals female external Fertilisation of the by the sperm takes place in one of two ways: inside the body of…

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  • Webquest: Amazing animals | Recurso educativo 34689

    Webquest: Amazing animals

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    This webquest is designed to help us classify animals (mammals, fish, birds, amphibians, and reptiles) and build their schema. We do an online research to find information on each animal classification…

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  • Birds and their food | Recurso educativo 571097

    Birds and their food

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    The majority of birds eat seeds and the nectar in flowers. Others eat fish or small mammals. The shape of a bird's beak is adapted to the type of food that it eats. Do you know the names of these…

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  • Final self-evaluation 10 - Animals | Recurso educativo 571169

    Final self-evaluation 10 - Animals

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    Decide if each characteristic relates to mammals or not: They feed their young with milk. ➝ Their eggs have a hard shell. ➝ They have six limbs. ➝ Their skin is covered in hair or fur. ➝ They…

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  • Final self-evaluation 11.06 - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates | Recurso educativo 566315

    Final self-evaluation 11.06 - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates

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    Are the following sentences about Homo sapiens true or false? They belong to the hominid family. They are carnivores. Their spinal column is horizontal. The embryo develops in the mother's uterus.…

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  • Before you start - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates | Recurso educativo 566233

    Before you start - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates

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    Didactic objectives To know the general morphological characteristics of vertebrates and the groups included. Compare, differentiate and describe various specimens of fish, amphibians, reptiles,birds…

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  • The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates | Secuencia didáctica 566324

    The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates

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    There are around 50000 species of vertebrates, classified into five main groups: fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. Fish are the most primitive group and they have the highest number of…

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  • Birds | Recurso educativo 571096

    Birds

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    Birds are vertebrates with bodies that are adapted for flying. But some birds, like ostriches and penguins, cannot fly. Characteristics of birds The upper limbs of birds take the form of wings. They use…

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  • End-of-unit activities - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates | Recurso educativo 566296

    End-of-unit activities - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates

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    There are around 50000 species of vertebrates, classified into five main groups: fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. Fish are the most primitive group and they have the highest number of…

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  • True/false. Characteristics of vertebrates | Recurso educativo 571083

    True/false. Characteristics of vertebrates

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    Decide if the following sentences are true or false: Vertebrates are the largest animal group on Earth. ➝ Almost all vertebrates have limbs. ➝ Limbs are called wings when they are used for flying.…

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