Sumary and encyclopedia
Natural Science: U3. Learning about animals is always motivating. KEEP IT THAT WAY!!!!
MAIN HIGHLIGHTS
Vertebrates vs invertebrates.
Viviparous vs oviparous.
Carnivores vs herbivores = omnivores.
Bueno, bueno. Aquí os mando el organigrama con el que empezaremos a estudiar la clasificación de los animales. Los vertebrados primero. Cinco grupos de animales con columna vertebral y que quedarán representados cada uno por un dedo: peces, anfibios, reptiles, aves y los mamíferos quedarán en el pulgar.
5 groups of vertebrates ( with vertebral column): fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals.
El super documental. El ascenso de los vertebrados.
https://www.documaniatv.com/naturaleza/el-triunfo-de-los-vertebrados-cap-1-video_6989fcff1.
Animals´video links:
Brown bear, brown bear, what do you see? Story time with animals´ families.
And a lovely song.
Animals´ groups' video links:
It is time to organize the information. Let´s get started!
We LOVE ❤ graphic orginizers.
ACCORDING TO THEIR STRUCTURE:
Vertebrates? Really, don´t you belive me? Check this out!
ACCORDING TO THE WAY THEY ARE BORN:
And recall last year video about Amphibians.
And a new link to listen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiYIiQKG4NA&feature=youtu.be
And what if animals nad no vertebral column?
They would be INVERTEBRATES.
They are partly unknown but there are so many types.
http://www.zekesaucedo.com/invertebrate
https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2018/07/microsculpture-by-levon-biss/
AQUATIC invetebrates:
First moments
TERRESTRIAL invertebrates
And something funny!
Q: Why do bees have sticky hair? A: They use "honey combs"!
Explanation: You already know that bees make honey. Honeycomb is where honey is stored in the hive. The honeycomb is made of many hexagons (a 6 sided figure like a snowflake or nuts and bolts) that are made of wax.
A comb is used to make your messy hair neat. When you run the comb through your hair or pass the comb through your hair you are combing your hair.
This joke is funny because it plays with the words comb and honeycomb. And obviously, bees do not have hair that needs a comb just like people do. (Bees, though, do have hair.)
Here is a very interesting video about bees growing from eggs in the honeycomb: