Vertebrates, Invertebrates, Amphibians, Reptiles, Insects

1. Classifying Animals
There are billions of species of animals on Earth.
Scientists classify animals into sub-groups.

2. Mammals
A mammal is a warm-blooded animal that has hair
or fur, gives birth to live young, and feeds their
young with milk.

3. Reptiles
A reptile is a cold-blooded animal with dry, scaly
skin that lays eggs.

4. Amphibians
A cold-blooded animal that breathes with gills for
part of its life and lungs later in its life.

5. Classifying Animals
Scientists classify
animals in many ways.
One way is into the two
groups VERTEBRATE
AND INVERTEBRATE.
Vertebrates have a backbone.
Invertebrates do not have a
backbone.

6. Classifying Animals
Vertebrates have a
backbone.
Vertebrates include most animals.

7. Vertebrates
Study Jams

8. Classifying Animals
Invertebrates do not
have a backbone.
Invertebrates include insects and
crustaceans.

9. Invertebrates
Study Jams

10. Creative Writing
Imagine that you are a vertebrate. Write a paragraph from
the point of view of the animal explaining what a vertebrate
is. Be creative! Draw the animal at the end of your
paragraph.

11. Quiz
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