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This document categorizes animals as either vertebrates or invertebrates. Vertebrates include animals like lions, fish, snakes, crocodiles, tigers, turtles and kangaroos that have backbones. Invertebrates lack backbones and include animals such as butterflies, snails, spiders, starfish, octopuses, ants and jellyfish. The document then provides examples of vertebrate and invertebrate animals categorized by their major subgroup.
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Los estudiantes aprenden sobre los diferentes tipos de cuerpos geométricos como cubos, esferas y cilindros. Exploran sus propiedades como el número de caras, aristas y vértices. Además, comparan y clasifican los objetos de la vida real según sus características geométricas.
Pp y3 b geometria
Los estudiantes aprenden sobre los diferentes tipos de cuerpos geométricos como cubos, esferas y cilindros. Exploran sus propiedades como el número de caras, aristas y vértices. Además, comparan y clasifican los objetos de la vida real según sus características geométricas.
C) tablero interactivode sit problematicas
El documento presenta una serie de problemas matemáticos de diferentes niveles de dificultad con sus respectivas respuestas. Aborda temas como la preparación de medialunas, el costo de diferentes productos, la capacidad de un cine y la cantidad de asientos ocupados, entre otros.
B) tablero interactivoo para completar multiplicaciones
Este documento presenta una serie de problemas matemáticos de suma, resta y multiplicación con respuestas. Contiene 10 problemas de suma, 10 de resta y 10 de multiplicación, cada uno con un número de respuesta diferente.
Year 2 b semillas
Los estudiantes clasificaron semillas según su criterio y luego fueron al laboratorio para buscar semillas en diferentes frutos, incluidas las frutillas, para identificar sus características.
Isabel altgelt tehuelchees
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- 2. The vertebrate are the ones that have spine like: lion, fish, snake, cocodrille, tiger, turtle and cangaroo.
- 3. The invertebrates animals are the ones that dont have spine like: buterfly, snail , spider , starfish , octopus , ant and jellyfish.
- 4. Major group Subgroup Name Picture Invertertebrate/ vertebrate Reptile/bird/fish Anphibian Mamal/insect Cocodrille insect Butterfly annelids Snail insect Ant mammal Lion fish Fish reptiles Snake