BODY PARTS OF ANIMALS

What are the common parts of animals?

• head, body, and tail

• legs, body, and beak

• head, body, and legs

• body, wings, and legs

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NGSS.MS-LS4-2

How do birds differ from cow, dog, and turtle?

• They have tail.

• They have legs.

• They have wings.

• They have scales.

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NGSS.MS-LS4-2

Fish have fins to make them swim while ducks have ___________to paddle through water.

• hard shell

• slippery skin

• tail feathers

• webbed feet

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NGSS.3-LS4-2

NGSS.4-LS1-1

Why do fish live in water?

• They have wings for flying.

• They have legs for walking.

• They have gills for breathing.

• They have beak for picking up food.

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NGSS.MS-LS4-4

Identify the function of the pointed part of the animal.

• used for picking

  up food

• used for flying

• enabled the animal to

  walk and run

• used for balance

  and communication

• used for swimming

Identify the function of the pointed part of the animal.

• used for picking

  up food

• used for flying

• enabled the animal to

  walk and run

• used for balance

  and communication

• used for swimming

Identify the function of the pointed part of the animal.

• used for picking

  up food

• used for flying

• enabled the animal to

  walk and run

• used for balance

  and communication

• used for swimming

Identify the function of the pointed part of the animal.

• used for picking

  up food

• used for flying

• enabled the animal to

  walk and run

• used for balance

  and communication

• used for swimming

Identify the function of the pointed part of the animal.

• used for picking

  up food

• used for flying

• enabled the animal to

  walk and run

• used for balance

  and communication

• used for swimming

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS3-1

It is where the mouth, the nose, ears, tongue, and teeth (if the animal has it)are located. They use these parts for sensing. They use the eyes for seeing, the nose for breathing, the ears for hearing, and the tongue and if the animal has it, teeth for eating.

• Head

• Body

• Fur

• Hock