SCIENCE YEAR 4


   LIVING
   WORLD
MENU UNIT

  ANIMAL AND
PLANTS PROTECT
  THEMSELVES
FIND THESE
        ANIMALS
• PEPPERED MOTHS
• PRAYING MANTIS
• THORN BUGS
CAN YOU FIND IT ?
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HOW THESE ANIMALS PROTECT
 THEMSELVES FROM DANGER.




1              2




               4
3
PANGOLIN : HAVE HARD SCALES TO PROTECT
         THEIR BODIES FROM BEING HURT


MILIPEDE : CURL UP THEIR BODIES TO PROTECT
         THEMSELVES FROM DANGER

GARDEN SNAIL : HAVE A SHELL TO PROTECT
             THEIR BODIES.

TORTOISE : HAVE HARD SHELL TO PROTECT THEIR
         BODIES FROM BEING HURT
A. How buffaloes protect themselves
                from danger.




A. Good eyesight and hearing

B. Thick skin
C. Use their horn
B. How opossums protect themselves
              from danger




A. Can change their skin colour to match the colour of their
   surroundings
B. Pretending to be dead

C. Giving off a bad smell
GROUP ACTIVITY
Identify special characteristics/behaviour of these
animal that protect them from danger in the
internet website
  http://www.suelebeau.com/animals.htm
     scorpions    porcupines centipedes

     bed bugs     chameleons camel


     rhinocerose desert fox    artic fox
WORKSHEET
Tick (√ ) the correct answer.

Specific characteristic/        Protect from   Protect from
behaviour                       enemy          extreme
                                               weather
Hard shell

Wallowing

Thick fur

Scales

Curling up
Answer the questions below:

1. Which of the following groups of animal have scales on
   their body surfaces?


 A. Pangolin, crocodile and snail

 B. Pangolin, crocodile and snake


 C. Crocodile, snake and crab
2. Animal X protects itself from its enemies by giving off a
  bad smell. Animal X is probably a


 A. Millipede


 B. Centipede

 C. Bed bug
3. How does these animal protect themselves from their
  enemies?




 A. Live in groups

 B. Pretend to be dead

 C. Attack their enemies with their horns
4. Why does a lizard break off its tail when it is attacked by
  an enemy?


   A. To confuse its enemies


   B. To pretend it is dead


   C. To kill its enemies
Please try again!



          A   B   1   2   3   4
Excellent!!!


       A   B   1   2   3   4
THANK YOU !

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Tmk power point

  • 1. SCIENCE YEAR 4 LIVING WORLD
  • 2. MENU UNIT ANIMAL AND PLANTS PROTECT THEMSELVES
  • 3. FIND THESE ANIMALS • PEPPERED MOTHS • PRAYING MANTIS • THORN BUGS
  • 7. HOW THESE ANIMALS PROTECT THEMSELVES FROM DANGER. 1 2 4 3
  • 8. PANGOLIN : HAVE HARD SCALES TO PROTECT THEIR BODIES FROM BEING HURT MILIPEDE : CURL UP THEIR BODIES TO PROTECT THEMSELVES FROM DANGER GARDEN SNAIL : HAVE A SHELL TO PROTECT THEIR BODIES. TORTOISE : HAVE HARD SHELL TO PROTECT THEIR BODIES FROM BEING HURT
  • 9. A. How buffaloes protect themselves from danger. A. Good eyesight and hearing B. Thick skin C. Use their horn
  • 10. B. How opossums protect themselves from danger A. Can change their skin colour to match the colour of their surroundings B. Pretending to be dead C. Giving off a bad smell
  • 11. GROUP ACTIVITY Identify special characteristics/behaviour of these animal that protect them from danger in the internet website http://www.suelebeau.com/animals.htm scorpions porcupines centipedes bed bugs chameleons camel rhinocerose desert fox artic fox
  • 12. WORKSHEET Tick (√ ) the correct answer. Specific characteristic/ Protect from Protect from behaviour enemy extreme weather Hard shell Wallowing Thick fur Scales Curling up
  • 13. Answer the questions below: 1. Which of the following groups of animal have scales on their body surfaces? A. Pangolin, crocodile and snail B. Pangolin, crocodile and snake C. Crocodile, snake and crab
  • 14. 2. Animal X protects itself from its enemies by giving off a bad smell. Animal X is probably a A. Millipede B. Centipede C. Bed bug
  • 15. 3. How does these animal protect themselves from their enemies? A. Live in groups B. Pretend to be dead C. Attack their enemies with their horns
  • 16. 4. Why does a lizard break off its tail when it is attacked by an enemy? A. To confuse its enemies B. To pretend it is dead C. To kill its enemies
  • 17. Please try again! A B 1 2 3 4
  • 18. Excellent!!! A B 1 2 3 4