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At the zoo
Unit 7-Lesson2
P67-71
剑桥国际少儿英语
1
Listen and sing.
Let’s watch.
Listen and sing.
Write another verse for the song.
The crocodiles smiled, smiled, smiled,
The giraffes ….,…,…,
The tigers … ,…, …,
At the zoo, zoo, zoo.
crocodile giraffe tiger panda snake bat
smile dance jump laugh climb hop
Stella’s phonics.
Sue’s kangaroo at the zoo.
She’s looking in her cookbook.
Look! The animals at the zoo love Sue’s blue juice.
Nick Motors is the cleverest and the most dangerous.
Let’s watch.
Story time.
Story time.
Story time.
Unit 7-Lesson2
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Look and read.
Correct the sentences.
1. There are two hundred bones in the human body.
2. All our bones are in our hands and feet.
3. The smallest bone in our body is in the arm.
There are 206 bones in the human body.
More than half our bones are in our hands and feet.
The smallest bone in our body is in the ear.
Correct the sentences.
4. The shortest bone is in the leg.
5. A human has got the same number of feet bones as a giraffe.
The longest bone is in the leg.
A human has got the same number of neck bones as a giraffe.
Look at the four skeletons.
Which animals are they from?
a
b
c
d
kangaroo
giraffe
bat
monkey
Read and match the animals to skeletons.
a
kangaroo
b
giraffe
c
bat
d
monkey
1. This animal’s got very long, strong wings to help it fly quickly.
2. This animal’s got long arms and legs to climb trees in the jungle.
c
d
Read and match the animals to skeletons.
a
kangaroo
b
giraffe
c
bat
d
monkey
3. This animal’s got a very long tail to help it stand up.
4. This animal’s got very long neck bones to eat leaves from high trees.
a
b
Read and complete.
Giraffes tail Monkeys long Crocodiles skeletons
Different animals have got different_________.
This is because they live in different habitats and they have to do different things to live.
Some animals fly, some swim, some run, some jump and some climb. __________have got long, strong______ bones.
These help them to move quickly when they catch animals to eat. They've also got big eyes on the top of their heads.
These stay out of the water looking for food when the rest of its body is under water.
skeletons
Crocodiles
tail
The leaves which_______ eat are at the top of high trees,
so they need very_______neck bones to get them.
________have often got long arms, legs and tails.
These help them to climb and to move more quickly from tree to tree.
They sometimes need to run away from other bigger, hungrier animals!
Giraffes tail Monkeys long Crocodiles skeletons
giraffes
long
Monkeys
Read and complete.
Listen and say yes or no.
1.All animals have the same kind of skeleton.
Yes
No
No
No
No
2.Giraffes have got long, strong tail bones.
3.Crocodiles don't eat animals.
4.Crocodiles have got big eyes on the top of their heads.
5.Giraffes need long neck bones to eat leaves from small plants.
Make a class comic of “super animals”.
See you!
Unit 7-Lesson2
P67-71
剑桥国际少儿英语
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