Chapter 2 Lesson 21 Animals That Live On Land

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Lesson 21: Body Parts of Animals that live on

Land
Activity 1: «How do Animals survive on Land?»
Review
Game: Minute to Win it
• Arrange the jumbled parts to form the
animal.
• The group who can form the animals
in one minute will be declared the
winner.
1.
2.
• What are these animals?
• Why can they live in water?
• In the activity, are there parts remain
unused? Show them to the class
• To which animals do you think these
parts belong? Where can we find
them?
• How do you think these animals
survive on land?
Group Activity
Product A
• Feature 1
Product B
• Feature 1

“How do Animals survive on


• Feature 2
• Feature 3
• Feature 2
• Feature 3

Land?”
What you need:

•Animals, investigative
reporter, information sheet,
manila paper, marker
What to do:
Note: #1 to 4 should be assigned earlier

1. Play as an animal detective


2. Investigate the different body structure of the animals found in
your community
3. Us the investigative reporter information sheet below.
4. Write your answer on your science notebook.
5. Compare your answers with your group mates.
6. Gather all your observations into group output using same sheet.
Write it on a manila paper
Be an Animal Detective
Look for these animals during your visit. For each group, list down their body parts and uses.

• Animals covered with hair or fur ___________________________


• Animals covered with feathers_____________________________
• Animals covered with dry scales___________________________
• Animals with wet and smooth skin_________________________
• Animals with wings_____________________________________
• Animals with two legs___________________________________
• Animals with four legs___________________________________
Guide Questions

1. What are the different animals that live on land?


2. Why can the animals survive on land?
3. What body structures do the animals have that help
them live on land?
4. Would it possible for these animals to live in other
habitat? Why not?
Elaboration

• Why do polar bears have thick fur?


• Why do camels
survive in desert?
• Why do some insects have
antennae?
• Why there are animals that can live both
on land and water?
• What body structures do they have?
Remember these:
• Animals have body structures that help them adapt to
land.
– Some animals are covered with fur to keep them warm. Others
are covered with feathers for flying. Some have smooth skin for
breathing like worms. Most body coverings of animals are for
protection.
– Animals have body parts for moving like legs for walking and
wings for flying.
– Land or terrestrial animals have lungs for breathing
Evaluation:

• Draw an animals
which is adapted
to land.
Assignment:
• Bring pictures
of different
animals.

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