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Amazing Animals
Unit4 Lesson2
Life Science
Can you find the camouflaged animals?
Listen, read, and match the pictures with the paragraphs.
Animal Camouflage
Many animals blend in with their surroundings. This is called camouflage. Camouflage helps animals in different ways. Some use it to find food, but others use it because they don’t want to become food!
Polar Bears
Polar Bears Hide in the Snow Polar bears, for example, are found in the ice and snow.
Everything around them is white. They’re covered in white fur, but their eyes, noses, and the bottoms of their feet are black. When they
hunt for food, they sometimes cover their eyes and nose with their paws.
Stonefish
Not a Stone, But a Stonefish Stonefish use camouflage to get food. They look like stones on the bottom of the ocean.
If a fish touches a stonefish by mistake, it stings them to death and eats them.
Tree Frogs
Tree Frogs Can’t Be Seen Gray tree frogs, however, use camouflage to hide. They’re found in the forests of North America. Because they live in trees, they look like a tree branch.
Which animal uses camouflage to hide? Whichanimals use camouflage to hunt?
Around the World
Most Popular Pets From Different Countries
Listen and read. Then complete the chart.
Pets in Different Places
Many people around the world have pets. Every country has its favorites. In the United States, there are about 93 million pet cats. Cats are very popular in China, too.
Birds and goldfish
Birds and goldfish are also popular. Birds such as the colorful parakeet are popular in Mexico. Parakeets like playing with people, and they can talk! In Italy, lots of people have canaries. Canaries can sing all day!
Bunny rabbit
One of Japan’s popular pets is the bunny rabbit. There are even bunny cafés where you can have coffee and spend time with these furry animals or buy one!
unusual or exotic pets
Some people choose unusual or exotic pets.Chilean Rose Hair Tarantulas are quiet and easy to keep, but they aren’t very cuddly.
unusual or exotic pets
There are millions of reptile pet owners around the world. Reptiles such as iguanas or geckos aren’t dangerous, but snakes or alligators can be very dangerous, so pet owners need to be extra careful.
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Topic Sentences
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Topic Sentences
What Are They?
A topic sentence is usually the first sentence in a paragraph.
A topic sentence will introduce the idea that the rest of the paragraph will talk about.
A topic sentence helps give a paragraph structure and as a result, it will give the whole piece of writing structure.
A topic sentence will not include detail.
Listen and read. What’s Cornwall like?
A topic sentence will usually be the first one in the paragraph.
The main idea is the topic that the paragraph is mainly about. In this example, the answer is the game. It isn’t Saturday and it isn’t the netball team.
How do you know which sentence is the topic sentence?
How can you work out the main idea?
Topic Sentences
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Can you pick out the topic sentence in the paragraph below?
On Saturday, our netball team had the first game of the season. We all got there early because we were so excited. The warm-up was really intense and by the time the whistle blew to start the game we were all sweating but ready to play. The game was tough all the way to the final whistle. Sadly, we lost by one point.
Write Your Own Topic Sentence
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Read the paragraph below and have a go at writing your own topic sentence that would go at the beginning.
Who and What
What and What
When and What
Attention Grabber
At first, I was embarrassed to have a go at juggling because I can’t even catch a big ball. My mate showed me step-by-step how to get started and it really helped. After getting started, I didn’t want to stop. It was really frustrating but I reckon I will be really good at it in maybe a year!
Try using one of these topic sentence types.
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Listen and blend the sounds.
Read aloud. Then listen and chant.
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Values- Protect animals and their habitats.
A habitat is a natural environment that an animal lives in.
What is a habitat?
shelter
food?
a place to raise offspring
What do you think an animal needs in its habitat?
What habitat do koalas live in?

Koala
Koalas like to live at the top of tall eucalyptus trees because this provides food for the koalas as well as shelter. They do also live in other trees in woodland and coastal areas.
“Creating habitat for Koalas” by Brisbane City Council is licensed under CC BY 2.0
“QUEENSLAND KOALA” by cuatrok77 is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0
What habitat do kangaroos live in?

Kangaroo
Kangaroos live in forests, woodlands, plains and savannas, eating the vegetation that surrounds them such as grass and plants. They like to rest and sleep under a shady tree.
What habitat do dingoes live in?

Dingo
Dingoes prefer to live in grassland and woodland areas but can be found in many different environments around Australia, even desert and beach areas. When raising their young they make their dens in caves, hollowed out trees and enlarged rabbit warrens.
“Dingo” by ogwen is licensed under CC BY 2.0
What habitat do platypuses live in?

Platypus
Platypuses live in freshwater lakes and rivers. They sleep in chambers or burrows by the river bank during the day.
“Platypus” by Caroline Jones is licensed under CC BY 2.0
“Platypus 1” by Klaus is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0
“Wild Platypus 4” by Klaus is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0
What habitat do wombats live in?

Wombat
Wombats dig out burrows with different chambers that they sleep in. They are found in forests, grasslands and coastal areas. They prefer habitats with soil so they can dig their burrows.
“Sleeping Wombat” by Rob Chandler is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0
“Wombat” by Chris Fithall is licensed under CC BY 2.0
What habitat do kookaburras live in?

Kookaburra
Kookaburras can be found in eucalyptus forests and woodlands. They spend their days perched on high branches looking for prey. When they nest they like to find tree hollows.
“Kookaburra” by JJ Harrison is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0
“Kookaburra” by craigles75 is licensed under CC BY 2.0
“Kooka nest” by Robyn Jay is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0
Look at the map of animals in Australia.
Play a game.
Work in a group. Make an Animals Map.

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