Marine Life and Their Characteristics

The lesson introduces students to various animals that live in water, including fish, sharks, jellyfish, dolphins, sea turtles, whales, and frogs. Key vocabulary is highlighted, and students are encouraged to repeat these words. The lesson covers the characteristics and behaviors of these animals, such as how fish use gills to breathe, sharks' predatory nature, jellyfish's lack of a brain, dolphins' communication methods, sea turtles' nesting habits, whales' use of blowholes, and frogs' life cycle. The lesson concludes with a reminder about optional activities and assessments.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Animals that live in the forest

• Animals that live in water

• Animals that live in the sky

• Animals that live in the desert

What helps fish to breathe underwater?

• Fins

• Blowholes

• Lungs

• Gills

How many teeth can sharks have?

• 400

• 100

• 300

• 200

What unique feature do jellyfish have?

• They have tentacles

• They have a backbone

• They have a brain

• They have fins

How do dolphins communicate with each other?

• By dancing

• By changing colors

• By making whistle sounds, squeaks, and clicks

• By singing

Where do sea turtles lay their eggs?

• In the mountains

• In the forest

• On the beach

• In the ocean

What is the blowhole used for in whales?

• To communicate

• To swim

• To breathe

• To eat

What is a baby frog called?

• Tadpole

• Cub

• Pup

• Fry

Which of the following animals can be found in both warm and cold oceans?

• Frogs

• Whales

• Dolphins

• Jellyfish

What percentage of Earth's water is covered by oceans?

• 70%

• 50%

• 100%

• 97%