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Animals & pets

Meet baby animals, learn to care for pets and sort the animal kingdom.

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  1. Lesson 1 · EYFS · 10 min

    Baby animals

    Match animals with their babies.

    Learn: Many animal babies have special names. A baby cat is a kitten, a baby dog is a puppy, a baby sheep is a lamb and a baby cow is a calf.

    Try it: Draw a mummy animal and its baby and say the baby's name.

    Check: What is a baby sheep called?

    A lamb

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  2. Lesson 2 · KS1 · 15 min

    Caring for a pet

    List what pets need to be healthy and happy.

    Learn: Pets need food, fresh water, a safe home, exercise, gentle handling and visits to the vet. Looking after a pet is a big responsibility shared with grown-ups.

    Try it: Make a care chart for a real or imaginary pet.

    Check: Name three things every pet needs.

    Any three of food, water, shelter, exercise, care and the vet

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  3. Lesson 3 · KS2 · 20 min

    Vertebrates and invertebrates

    Sort animals by whether they have a backbone.

    Learn: Vertebrates have a backbone: mammals, birds, fish, reptiles and amphibians. Invertebrates have no backbone: insects, spiders, worms, snails and jellyfish. Most animal species on Earth are invertebrates.

    Try it: Sort twelve animal pictures into vertebrates and invertebrates.

    Check: Is a spider a vertebrate?

    No — it is an invertebrate, it has no backbone

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