Penguins by Maddie Carr. 2 Table of Contents WHERE DO THEY LIVE ? Pg 3 WHAT DO THEY EAT ? Pg 4 GROWING UP Pg 5 HOW BIG DO THEY GET ? Pg 6 WHAT DO THEY.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

African penguin Charly Herron January 9, 2013.

Advertisements

World of penguins.

Presentation by: Mrs. Merrill. FACTS Height: 28 inches Weight: 8 to 14 pounds Diet:Mostly krill (tiny shrimp-like animals. Habitat: In the Antarctic peninsula.

King Penguins Rockhopper Penguins Macaroni Penguins Adelie Penguins Emperor Penguins Choose which type of penguins that you would like to learn more about.

Penguin Diversity. What is adaptation? “the way animals and plants become better at living in their habitat” Adaptations allow animals and plants to live.

Little Blue Penguin By Drew Bird They have a backbone. They have two wings, two legs, and a beak. They are warm blooded. The Little Blue Penguin hatches.

Penguins: God’s Amazing Handiwork. Emperor penguins *They are the tallest of all penguins. * They live near and in the South Pole (Antarctica). * They.

Penguins. Adelie Penguins Adelie Penguin Facts Adelie penguins are the smallest of the penguins living on the Antarctica continent. They are about 28.

Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.

Penguin Jeopardy FactsAppearanceBabiesMovements Habitat Q $10 Q $20 Q $30 Q $40 Q $50 Q $10 Q $20 Q $30 Q $40 Q $50 Final Jeopardy.

PENGUIN JEOPARDY By Iwona Myszke Body Parts Arctic Facts Guess Who Fun Facts Penguin Vocabulary Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300.

Let’s Learn About Penguins BY: AMBER WILBURN. Penguins are Birds They cannot fly. TheyThey have black and white feathers. TheirTheir bodies are like torpedoes.

Penguins, Penguins and More Penguins By: Grace Marie Owens.

By Mrs. Crum’s First Grade Class Table of Contents What Penguins Look Like………….………3 What Penguins Look Like………….………3 Where Penguins Live………………….……..6.

Penguins By Kyla Conner. Objectives You will identify the life cycle of a penguin. You will identify the life cycle of a penguin. You will be able to.

Penguins on Parade Penguins are birds that cannot fly. Their bones are heavy and their flippers are thin. They love to eat fish, squid, and krill.

 Penguins are birds with black and white feathers and a funny waddle.  But unlike most birds, penguins are not able to fly.  Penguins spend as much.

Peeping Penguins Presented by Gabriel St. Pierre.

Mr. Popper’s MR. POPPER’S PENGUINS OF THE WORLD.  What distinguish the adélie penguin from other species of penguins is the white rings around the eyes.

King Penguins have a completely white stomachs with a bit of yellow above their chest.They have black backs, black flippers and black webbed like feet.

* The Emperor penguin is the biggest penguin. * Lives years * Black, white, and yellow * Webbed feet and long beaks * Have flippers that help them.

Penguins Mrs. Budde & Ms. Enger’s 2nd Grade Class 2004.

Chapter1- Penguins Chapter2-Seals Chapter3-Birds Chapter4-Whales Chapter5-Krill.

PENGUINS BY: KYLE RODE. BASIC INFORMATION PENGUINS ARE A TYPE OF BIRD. Population:2.5 million pairs Location: Antarctic region Size: About 30 inches tall.

Penguins By Lynn Kim. blue penguins They are the smallest Penguins on earth and Grow up to 1ft. they live in caves, rock crevices, and under logs. Penguin.

Penguin By Ethan Lee. Penguin family Penguins live in groups called colonies. Sounds in a colony are very important. Penguins communicate by different.

Penguins By : Lily & Alissa. Introduction Page 1 Food Page 2 Eggs Page 3 Homes Page 4 Babies Page 5 Life in the water Page 6 Groups Page 7 Adaptations.

Fairy Penguins By: Hosanna Murph. I am going to tell you about the Fairy Penguin. I will tell you where it lives, what it looks like and some interesting.

Albatross By Peyton Bird  It has feathers.  It has a backbone.  It has lungs and breathes air.  They are warm – blooded.  It hatches from eggs.

PENGUINS Penguins live about 15 to 20 years Penguins flippers were once wings but are now flippers to swim faster in water.

The macaroni penguins have long orange feathers on top of there heads. They are black and white with smooth round bodys. The emperor penguins are as tall.

Macaroni Penguin By Brandon Bird They have feathers. They have feathers. They are warm blooded. They are warm blooded. They hatch from eggs. They hatch.

Wolves and Penguins By Collin Portaszkiewicz Watch it buddy!

Penguins By Hope Rooker. What Penguins Look Like, All penguins have sharp beaks. Macaroni Penguins have yellow on their heads. King Penguins are the second.

Paige/Madison R/Hannah J/Chelsey Penguins can not be dived into smaller groups because there are so many different familys. 2 Penguins can live on both.

Penguins  They are:  Mammals  Fish  Reptiles  Birds  Amphibians.

By Lauren Habitat  The Fairy penguin (also known as Little Blue), needs its surroundings to be very cold.  Fairy penguins live in the southern hemisphere.

Penguins Kaylie Belogorska Joshua Mundy. Appearance Most penguins are black and white. Penguins have short, stiff feathers and fat to keep them warm.

Penguins. What penguins eat -squid -fish krill Predators What eats penguins? Leopard seals Killer whales (orcas)

Penguins By: Lauren Kracik 2 nd Grade Class. Some facts about Penguins o Penguins are birds. o The average lifespan of penguins is 15 to 20 years. o Penguins.

By: Madison Whitesell Penguins.

FAIRY PENGUINS Small Penguins Amphibian Family Tree  There are 2 sea birds penguins come from the Shearwater and Albatross.the biggest is emperor the.

Penguins By Julia. These are some interesting facts about penguins. Penguins have a white belly and the rest of there body is black. They are plump with.

Rockhopper Penguin By Maddy Bird They are warm blooded. It has feathers.

Penguins Galore By Ms. Crum’s Class. Table of Contents What do Penguins Look Like? 3 What Makes the Macaroni Penguin Different? 5 What do Penguins Eat?

Adelie Penguin Smallest Penguin Only about two feet tall. Very powerful swimmers. Have a white ring around the eyes.

By Eric Anderson King Penguins swim. Their wings are their flippers. They are 3 feet tall and have orange feathers on their chest and ears.

Penguins SpeciesSurvivalFactsGeneral around the world Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy Source:

Penguins By Dylan Waddell. Penguins and their habitat.  African penguins live in Africa.  They also live in the South Pole.  Also the North Pole.

By Jack Barnes. Emperor Penguin The emperor penguin is the tallest and heaviest of all penguin species. It stands at about 1.2 metres tall and is in the.

By Rose. Antarctica is a very cold place, so animals have to adapt to it in special ways Not many people go there because it is to cold. But when you.

Do you remember all of the facts that we listed as a class about penguins??? Let’s find out!! NOTE: In order to play this game, it must be viewed in slide.

The OCEAN and the animals who live in it…...

Penguins By: Mrs. Jacobs and Ms. Nguyen. What It Looks Like (Characteristics) All penguins have: a dark back and white front, though each species displays.

Emperor penguins By Julia Hanlon. Animal Facts Description Am Emperor penguin Colors are yellow, orange, black, white, gray and a very dark blue. And.

Penguins 2015 Class 2A January Rockhopper Penguin by Aidan The Rockhopper penguin eats fish, squid, and krill. It lives around Antarctica. Their.

Penguins By Derek S. Deuber.

For Free Science Videos for Kids

Penguins By Hector Johnson.

Penguin Jeopardy Emperor Gentoo Rock- Hopper.

Penguins By Clark Bates.

Penguins By CIERRA.

Penguins By Guy.

Penguins Ken Delaney All About Penguins 4/16/2019.

Antarctica Animals Aden Wart and Joaquin T.

Who is the biggest penguin?

Penguin Project By Third Grade Class

Presentation transcript:

Penguins by Maddie Carr

2 Table of Contents WHERE DO THEY LIVE ? Pg 3 WHAT DO THEY EAT ? Pg 4 GROWING UP Pg 5 HOW BIG DO THEY GET ? Pg 6 WHAT DO THEY LOOK LIKE ? Pg 7 PREDATORS Pg 8 FUN FACTS Pg 9 DIAGRAM Pg 10 PICTURES OF PENGUINS Pg 11-13

3 Where do they live? They live in Antarctica were it is cold and snowy. They also live in the south pole. Some of them live in south America were they want to be warm. Only a few of them live in the north pole. They even live in Australia or north Africa. They sometimes breed on south Georgia and Falkland islands.

4 What do they eat? Penguins mostly eat lots of fish. Penguins also eat some krill and squid. Penguins feed their babies by keeping fish in their mouths and the they spit the fish out in their babies mouth.

5 Growing up Penguins start as eggs. Then after a few months they start hatching and they get brownish-black fur. Then they are babies. After a few years they become grown-ups.

6 How big do they get? Emperor penguins can get to 48 inches. They are the tallest penguins. Rock-hopper penguins get to 22 inches. The smallest penguin is the little penguin known as the blue or the fairy. The king penguin is about 3 feet it is the second largest. Gentoo penguins are about 32 inches. Chinstrap penguins are about 28 inches. Adelie penguins are about 30 inches. Magellanic penguins are about 25 inches. Glapago penguins are about 20 inches.

7 What they look like Emperor penguins have a dark purple beak. They are black and white they also have a little bit of yellow on the belly. Chinstrap penguins are black and white too. They also have a black line right under the chin that is why it is called a chinstrap penguin. Adelie penguins are white and a little black they also have white on their chest.

8 Predators Most penguins have a sea lion as their predators. They have birds as their predators. Birds steal penguins eggs. Sea lions eat penguins and penguin eggs.

9 Fun facts Emperor penguins are the tallest penguins (44) in Emperor penguins can hold their breath for minutes. The smallest penguin is little blue or the fairy. Emperor penguins have a dark purple beak.

10 diagram

11 penguins

12 penguins

13 penguins