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There are five groups of animals with backbones. They are mammals, birds, fish, amphibians and reptiles. All other animals are called invertebrates.
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The animal kingdom is divided into two major groups: vertebrates and invertebrates. Vertebrates are animals with back- bones, which are called vertebrae. In vertebrates, the backbones and other bones of the body form the skeleton, which provides an internal framework for the body. Invertebrates are animals without backbones. Some invertebrates have a soft body, while others have a hard outer skin or shell. Directions: Classify the animals shown below as vertebrates of invertebrates by writing their names in the correct column on the chart below. Jellyfish Lion Sea star Earthworm Crocodile Sponge Jaguar Shark Butterfly Octopus Frog Eagle Spider Crab Hagfish Vertebrates Invertebrates
There are five groups of animals with backbones. They are mammals, birds, fish, amphibians and reptiles. All other animals are called invertebrates. Use the word bank below to unscramble each clue. Amphibian Feathers Beak Mammals Milk Reptiles Scales Warm-blooded Fur Fish Birds Cold-blooded Eggs Hair Insect
Directions: Some of the animals in the word bank below are mammals. Some are not. Circle the animals in the word bank that are mammals and cross out the animals that are not mammals. Then find the names of the mam- mals circled in the word search. M O K M X P M A N A T E E A S D U S A Q E L R X H U M A N H E O E N N T W A Z E B R A T A L E L E A G T H T S C A M E L P W E P A R A O A Y Z E B A L K S P T H R S R W L P B A T A T O H M N I X S O H E U O E M I Z A X O A N E J O A P S R A G E N L K U S Q U I R R E L D E B T U A Q S P O R P O I S E R P O L A R B E A R Q S E A L