Animal Classification and Bingo Activities

The video tutorial introduces a bird and bug bingo game that can be played using animals found in the San Diego area. It explains how to classify animals into vertebrates and invertebrates and provides instructions for creating a bingo board. The teacher shares personal stories about their pets, including fish, a cat, and chickens. The video encourages viewers to create their own bingo game using a PDF or by making a grid, and suggests playing outside with family and friends.

What is the main activity introduced in the video for students to engage with?

• Playing chess

• Bird and bug bingo

• Drawing animals

• Watching documentaries

How are animals classified in the bingo game?

• Into vertebrates and invertebrates

• By habitat and diet

• By speed and agility

• By color and size

Which of the following is NOT a type of vertebrate mentioned in the video?

• Reptiles

• Birds

• Mammals

• Insects

What is the name of the mischievous fish in the teacher's tank?

• Riza

• Jon Snow

• Waldo

• The Hamburglar

Which fish is known for being hard to spot in the teacher's tank?

• Scopus tang

• Clownfish

• Banded coral shrimp

• Damsel fish

What is the name of the teacher's cat?

• Gambit

• Yoshi

• Phoebe

• Climby

Which chicken is described as the 'boss hen'?

• Climby

• Sandy

• Yoshi

• Phoebe

What should students do before going outside to play the bingo game?

• Finish their homework

• Inform their parents

• Collect all the materials

• Invite friends over

What alternative theme is suggested for creating a bingo board?

• Mathematical shapes

• Local plants

• Weather patterns

• Historical events

Who does the teacher thank at the end of the video?

• The local zoo

• Their family

• The students

• The school principal