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Polar Bears

Polar Bears

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Science

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KG - 1st Grade

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Melissa Bevins

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10 Slides • 9 Questions

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Polar Bears

By Melissa Bevins

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How would we describe a Polar Bear​?

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Polar bears live in the Artic.

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​Where do polar bears live?

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Most polar bears can weigh as much as 7 Mrs. Bevins! The largest weighed 2209 pounds. This is the size of a small car.

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​How big is a polar bear?

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Polar bears are carnivores. They are the biggest meat eater on land.​ They eat seals and fish. They can smell a seal from 20 miles away.

​What do they eat?

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They can swim in the sea or walk on their legs.

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How do polar bears move?​

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They have thick white transparent fur. Their skin under the fur is black. They also have thick fat called blubber to keep them warm.​

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How do they keep warm?

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1 or 2 babies. Baby polar bears are called cubs. They have their babies in dens.

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​How many babies do polar bears have at a time?

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Quiz Time

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Multiple Choice

How big is a polar bear?

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As big as a car

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As small as a mouse

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The size of a dog

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Multiple Choice

Where does a polar bear live

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desert

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rainforest

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Artic

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Multiple Choice

What is a polar bear?

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Carnivore

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Omnivore

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Herbivore

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Multiple Select

What does a polar bear eat?

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seals

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fish

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pizza

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ice cream

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Multiple Select

How does a polar bear move?

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fly

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swim

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walk

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slither

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Multiple Choice

What color is their fur

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White transparent

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Black

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Pink

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Multiple Choice

What color is their skin?

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white

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pink

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black

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Multiple Choice

What keeps a polar bear warm?

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a coat

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thick fur and fat

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Multiple Choice

What is the thick fat on a polar bear called?

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fat

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muscle

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blubber

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Great job learning about polar bears!

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​Polar bear high five!

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