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Adaptation

The document discusses animal habitats and adaptations. It explains that habitats are where animals naturally live, with some living on land, in water, or both. It then provides examples of body parts that help animals survive in their habitats, such as body coverings that protect animals and help them move (legs, fins, wings), as well as structures for finding food (claws, teeth, beaks). Overall, the document explores how animal adaptations allow them to thrive in different environments.

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Adaptation

The document discusses animal habitats and adaptations. It explains that habitats are where animals naturally live, with some living on land, in water, or both. It then provides examples of body parts that help animals survive in their habitats, such as body coverings that protect animals and help them move (legs, fins, wings), as well as structures for finding food (claws, teeth, beaks). Overall, the document explores how animal adaptations allow them to thrive in different environments.

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Habitat

 is where animals naturally live.


 Some animals live on land and
some live-in water.
 There are also animals that can
live on both land and water
habitat.
Using Venn diagram, write the following
animals listed in the box to their habitats.

Cow Squid

Turtle
Goat Shrimp
Animals have body parts or
structures that help them live in a
particular habitat. Let us learn
about these structures by doing
the activities below.
Where Do I Belong?
• Different animals have different body
coverings that protect them and keep
them warm. Classify the animals in the
box based on their body coverings.
Write your answers in the appropriate
column of the table below.
Dog Bird Snake Crab

Goat Duck Fish Clam


Different animals move in different
ways. They have different body
structures that help them move around
in their habitat. Let us find out what
body parts help animals move.
What Help Me Move?

• Study each animal below. Identify


which body parts of the animals
are used for moving. Choose your
answer from the box below.
legs
Carabao

Wings
Bird

Fins
Sea Horse
legs
Rabbit

Wings
Butterfly
Animals also need food to
survive. They have different
body structures that help them
get food. Some of these body
parts are found in the next
activity.
Word Search.

Directions: The words in the box are body


parts animals use to get food. Find
them in the puzzle below. An example is
done for you.
ANIMAL ADAPTATION
Animals have different body
structures that help them survive
in a particular habitat. We call this
animal adaptation.
• Body covering is an example of
animal adaptation. Some body
coverings are hair or fur, feathers,
scales, and shells.
• There are also body structures that
help animals move in their habitats.
• Legs, fins and tails, and wings, are
some of these structures.
• Webbed feet enable some animals
to move on land and in water.
• Some animals, like snakes use their
muscles and scales to move.
• Claws, teeth, sticky tongue, beaks
and bills are some of the structures
that help animals get food in order
to survive.
• Snakes have jaws that allow them
to open their mouth wide to swallow
their food without chewing.
• A bee has a sucking tube to suck
nectars.
• Birds and fowls have different beaks
and bills depending on the food they
eat.
 There are also animals that we
can raise.
 Some of these animals can help
us to have additional income.
 Choosing the right animals will
also depend on the kind of
habitat where you are going to
raise them.
Farmer Helper
• Help the farmers below to pick the right
animals adapted to their farms. Encircle
your answers.

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