Animals interact with each other and their surroundings to find food and shelter. They communicate through sounds and movements. Animals obtain food by eating other animals, plants, or both. Animals are classified based on whether they are carnivores, herbivores, or omnivores. They are also classified based on whether they are born live or from eggs, and larger animals typically have one or two babies while smaller animals can have lots of babies.

1. LIFEPROCESSESLIFEPROCESSES
OFOF
ANIMALSANIMALS

2. Animals interact withAnimals interact with
Each otherEach other
Their surroundingsTheir surroundings
PeoplePeople

3. They walk, swim or fly to findThey walk, swim or fly to find
FoodFood andand sheltershelter

4. Some animals live inSome animals live in
Groups of protectionGroups of protection

5. Other animals liveOther animals live
AloneAlone

6. Although animalsAlthough animals can’t speakcan’t speak
like people,like people,
They canThey can make soundsmake sounds
andand use movementuse movement
to communicateto communicate
MIAUUUUUU!!!

7. AnimalsAnimals can’tcan’t makemake
their own foodtheir own food
Animals eat:Animals eat:
Other animalsOther animals Plants
Plants andPlants and
animalsanimals

8. HOW WE CLASSIFY THESE ANIMALS?HOW WE CLASSIFY THESE ANIMALS?
Other animalsOther animals Plants
Plants andPlants and
animalsanimals
CARNIVORESCARNIVORES HERVIBORES OMNIVOROUSOMNIVOROUS

9. Some animals areSome animals are
BORN LIVEBORN LIVE
While other animals areWhile other animals are
BORN FROM EGGSBORN FROM EGGS

10. Big animalsBig animals usually haveusually have
ONEONE oror TWOTWO babiesbabies
ButBut small animalssmall animals can havecan have
LOTSLOTS of babies!of babies!