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The document contains 5 sentences about different animals that can be completed by choosing from the words tiger, eagle, butterfly, whale, and elephant. The sentences are repeated multiple times and ask the reader to fill in the blanks with the appropriate animal from the list to complete each sentence.
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The document provides instructions for an activity where students are divided into groups. Each group will try to guess an animal word within 2 minutes. One player will ask yes or no questions while the other can only answer yes, no or maybe. The group that guesses the word first wins. The document also provides information about vertebrates and invertebrates, including examples of different types of each. Students are asked to complete tasks like sorting animal pictures and creating a Venn diagram comparing vertebrates and invertebrates.
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- 1. Complete the sentences with the words below. tiger • eagle • butterfly • whale • elephant 1. An …………………… has got a long nose. 2. An …………………… is a big bird. 3. A …………………… lives in water but it isn’t a fish. 4. A …………………… is a beautiful insect. 5. A …………………… is in the cat family. Complete the sentences with the words below. tiger • eagle • butterfly • whale • elephant 1. An …………………… has got a long nose. 2. An …………………… is a big bird. 3. A …………………… lives in water but it isn’t a fish. 4. A …………………… is a beautiful insect. 5. A …………………… is in the cat family. Complete the sentences with the words below. tiger • eagle • butterfly • whale • elephant 1. An …………………… has got a long nose. 2. An …………………… is a big bird. 3. A …………………… lives in water but it isn’t a fish. 4. A …………………… is a beautiful insect. 5. A …………………… is in the cat family. Complete the sentences with the words below. tiger • eagle • butterfly • whale • elephant 1. An …………………… has got a long nose. 2. An …………………… is a big bird. 3. A …………………… lives in water but it isn’t a fish. 4. A …………………… is a beautiful insect. 5. A …………………… is in the cat family. elephant elephant elephant elephant