clil science worksheets for primary (2) - nina lauder - aug 2008

© Nina Lauder 2008 – http://ninaspain.blogspot.com

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Page 2 Animals (cut and paste in correct group) Page 3 Grouping Material (wood, metal, glass, rubber) Page 4 Food Glorious Food! (food groups) Page 5 Octopus Worksheet Page 6 Aquatic Animals Worksheet

August 2008


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Animals Look at the animals. Cut and paste in the correct row.

MAMMALS

REPTILES

AMPHIBIANS

BIRDS

FISH

dolphin

frog

goldfish

snake

flamingo

chameleon

salamander

eagle

bear

shark

Thanks to Emilio for drawings ☺


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Grouping Material

Look at the objects. Cut and paste in the correct column. Wood

Metal

Glass

Rubber

Window

Wellies

Light bulb

Wine glass

Chair

Tyre

Wooden spoon

Pencil

Spoon

Frying pan

Magnet

Rubber duck


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FOOD GLORIOUS FOOD! Look at the different food items. Cut and paste in the correct row.

Breads,

cereals, rice and pasta

Fats, oils and

sweets

Fruits

Milk,

yoghurt, cheese

Vegetables

Meat, Poultry, Fish, Beans, Eggs,

Nuts

rice

banana

lollipop

Spaghetti

eggs

pepper

walnuts

chicken

cauliflower

oatmeal

milk

pineapple

Strawberry

yoghurt

aubergine

mayonnaise

cupcake

cheese


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OCTOPUS

How much do you know about octopus? Decide if the following statements are

TRUE or FALSE.

T F 1. The octopus is an invertebrate animal.

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2. The octopus is an amphibian.

3. Most octopuses are very good swimmers.

4. They live underwater in holes and behind or under rocks.

5. Baby octopus stay with their parents a long time.

Now read and check your answers.

The octopus is an invertebrate animal which belongs to the Mollusc group. Other

animals from this group include squid and cuttlefish. Octopuses live underwater behind rocks, in crevices or in holes. Surprisingly, even though they live underwater, they are not very good swimmers. Once a baby octopus emerges from its egg it has to survive on its own and it never knows its parents. They are incredible animals. Octopuses can

change shape, change colour and ‘disappear’ when they are in danger.

octopus squid cuttlefish rocks

Want to find out more?

http://www.nationalgeographic.com/ngkids/0410/octopus12.html

http://www.ypte.org.uk/animal/octopus-common-/148

© Nina Lauder 2008 – http://ninaspain.blogspot.com ……………………………………………………………………………………………. ANSWERS: TRUE / FALSE 1: TRUE; 2 – FALSE: They are from the Mollusc group.; 3 – FALSE: Most are poor swimmers and tend to crawl along the ocean floor; 4. True; 5: False: They emerge from eggs and have to survive on their own.


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Aquatic Animals

Read and Match. Match the name of the animal to the picture. Whale

Otter

Shark

Seal

Walrus

Who Am I? Read the descriptions. Write the name of the animal from above.

1. I am a large, marine mammal. I have tusks and whiskers.

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2. I am a large fish. I have gills and replaceable teeth.

……………………………

3. I am a large, mammal. I breathe through a blowhole. I live in the ocean.

……………………………

4. I am an aquatic mammal. I have flippers for legs and eat fish. I can swim quickly.

……………………………

5. I am a fish-eating mammal. I live in rivers or seas. I have a long, thin body and

webbed paws.

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clil science worksheets for primary (2) - nina lauder - aug 2008

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