This document provides information about reptiles. It states that reptiles are vertebrates that have bones and spend most of their time on land, though some can spend time in water. Examples given are turtles, tortoises, lizards, snakes, and crocodiles. Most reptiles lay eggs on land and baby reptiles resemble adults when hatched. Reptiles breathe using lungs and have scales covering their bodies, though some have no limbs. They move by walking, running, slithering, or swimming.

1. SCIENCE-THIRD PRIMARY YEAR
CEIP CORTES DE ARAGÓN
(Teacher: Miguel Navarro)

3.  REPTILES ARE VERTEBRATES THEY HAVE BONES.
 THEY SPEND MOST OF THEIR TIME ON LAND, BUT THEY
CAN SPEND PART OF THEIR TIME ON WATER.
 EXAMPLES OF REPTILES ARE:
TORTOISE (LAND) TURTLE (WATER) LIZARD SNAKE CROCODILE

4.  MOST REPTILES ARE OVIPAROUS THEY LAY EGGS ON LAND→
 BABY REPTILES LOOK LIKE ADULT REPTILES WHEN THEY
HATCH (SALEN DEL CASCARÓN)
 MOST REPTILES ARE CARNIVORES. SOME ARE OMNIVORES
(THEY EAT PLANTS, INSECTS AND SMALL ANIMALS)
 REPTILES BREATHE USING THEIR LUNGS
 MOST HAVE 4 LIMBS AND A TAIL, BUT SOME HAVE NO
LIMBS
 THEY HAVE SCALES THAT COVER AND PROTECT THEIR
BODY.

5.  HOW DO REPTILES MOVE?
THEY CAN WALK OR RUN
OTHERS CAN SLITHER
AND SOME CAN SWIM

6.  HOW DO REPTILES MOVE?
THEY CAN WALK OR RUN
OTHERS CAN SLITHER
AND SOME CAN SWIM