Naming birds and reptiles

I can name and group common animals that are birds and reptiles.

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Year 1

I can name and group common animals that are birds and reptiles.

Slide deck

Birds are animals that have a backbone, wings and feathers, and lay eggs.
Reptiles are animals that have a backbone, a body covered with scales or hard parts, and are cold blooded.
Different birds and reptiles have different names.
Animals can be sorted into birds and reptiles using simple classification skills.

All animals have fur and four legs. Amphibians and reptiles are the same. All birds fly.

Range of birds and reptiles and clear explanation of what defines each type of animal.

Animals - An animal is a living thing which moves and eats other animals or plants.
Bird - A bird is a warm-blooded animal that lays eggs and has feathers, wings and a beak.
Reptile - A reptile is a cold-blooded animal that lays eggs and has dry, scaly skin.
Eggs - An egg is a roundish object with a developing animal inside.
Scales - Scales are overlapping plates that cover an animal's body.

Arrange a visit to a local zoo or from a company that specialises in bringing animals into school.

Teacher tip

Images of reptiles and birds from the slide deck and worksheet. Opportunities for bird watching.

Adult supervision recommended

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