1. ANIMALS

2. WHAT ANIMALS EAT HERBIVORES HERBIVORES - These animals eat plants. - Sheep and zebras are herbivores. - They eat different parts of plants: roots, stems, leaves and fruit.

3. WHAT ANIMALS EAT CARNIVORES CARNIVORES - These animals eat other animals. - Some animals like tigers hunt for their food. - Other, like vultures, eat animals that are already dead.

4. WHAT ANIMALS EAT OMNIVORES OMNIVORES - These animals eat plants and other animals. - Fox and chickens are omnivores. - Many omnivores, like hedgehogs or wild boars, have molars for chewing plants and fangs for tearing meat.

5. ANIMALS MOVE AROUND IN THE WATER IN THE WATER - Some animals swim, like fish or the beluga whale. - They move through water by moving their bodies, fins and tails.

6. ANIMALS MOVE AROUND IN THE AIR IN THE AIR - Other animals fly, like the hawk or the butterfly. - They move through the air by moving their wings.

7. ANIMALS MOVE AROUND ON LAND ON LAND - Animals with legs, like ants or kangaroos, walk and jump. - Animals with no legs, like worms or snakes, crawl by moving their bodies close to the ground.

8. ANIMALS REPRODUCE OVIPAROUS ANIMALS OVIPAROUS ANIMALS - They are born from eggs. - Some oviparous animals incubate their eggs, like hens. - Other oviparous animals, like tuna, crocodiles frogs, or spiders lay eggs but do not incubate them.

9. ANIMALS REPRODUCE VIVIPAROUS ANIMALS VIVIPAROUS ANIMALS - They are born from their mother´s womb. - The offspring of viviparous animals develop inside their mother´s womb. We call this pregnancy. - After they are born, viviparous suckle. This means they drink milk from their mother.

10. DIFFERENT TYPES OF ANIMALS (VERTEBRATES) Mammals. They are viviparous. They have four limbs and their bodies have hair. Some have legs, other have fins and other have wings. Mammals. They are viviparous. They have four limbs and their bodies have hair. Some have legs, other have fins and other have wings. Birds. They are oviparous. They have a beak. Wings and their bodies have feathers. Most of them can fly but penguins cannot fly. Birds. They are oviparous. They have a beak. Wings and their bodies have feathers. Most of them can fly but penguins cannot fly.

11. DIFFERENT TYPES OF ANIMALS (VERTEBRATES) Fish. Most fish are oviparous. They have fins and scales. They live in salt water or fresh water. Sharks, eels and seahorses are fish. Fish. Most fish are oviparous. They have fins and scales. They live in salt water or fresh water. Sharks, eels and seahorses are fish. Reptiles. They are oviparous. They have four limbs and their bodies have scales. They move on land or in the water. Their bodies can be different: a snake has no limbs and a tortoise has a shell. Reptiles. They are oviparous. They have four limbs and their bodies have scales. They move on land or in the water. Their bodies can be different: a snake has no limbs and a tortoise has a shell.

12. DIFFERENT TYPES OF ANIMALS (VERTEBRATES) Amphibians. They are oviparous. Their offspring live in the water. When they are adults, amphibians live in the water and on land. They have four limbs and their bodies have no hair, feathers or scales. Some, like salamanders, have got a tail. Frogs haven´t got a tail. Amphibians. They are oviparous. Their offspring live in the water. When they are adults, amphibians live in the water and on land. They have four limbs and their bodies have no hair, feathers or scales. Some, like salamanders, have got a tail. Frogs haven´t got a tail. (Mammals, birds, fish, reptiles and amphibians are vertebrates because they have a spine)

13. DIFFERENT TYPES OF ANIMALS (INVERTEBRATES) - Invertebrates are animals that haven´t got a spine. - There are many types of invertebrates. Some have a shell to protect their bodies, like clams, starfish or beetles. - Others, like worms, have no protection for their soft bodies.

14. DIFFERENT TYPES OF ANIMALS (INVERTEBRATES) - Invertebrates haven´t got a spine. - They can have a shell to protect their bodies or no protection at all.