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The document discusses different types of animals - herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores - and provides examples of each. It explains that herbivores eat only plants, carnivores eat only meat, and omnivores eat both plants and meat. Then it lists various common animals and their eating categories, such as rabbits and goats as herbivores, snakes and eagles as carnivores, and dogs, chickens, and bears as omnivores.
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- 1. Year 3
- 3. 1. What are you see in the picture? Soft toys? 2. Yes! These are soft toys. What types of these? Animals.
- 4. Right! Did you know what they eat? Same with humans? No. Let us to recognize animal’s food!
- 6. Herbivore 草食动物 Animals that eat plants 吃 植物 的动物
- 7. Carnivore 肉食动物 Animals that eat meat 吃 肉 的动物
- 8. Omnivore 杂食动物 Animals that eat plants and meat 吃 肉和植物 的动物
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- 11. Omnivore Dog
- 12. Herbivore Goat
- 14. Carnivore Snake
- 15. Herbivore cow
- 16. Omnivore Chicken
- 17. Herbivore Deer
- 18. Herbivore Zebra
- 19. Omnivore Bear
- 20. Herbivore Monkey
- 21. Omnivore Cat
- 22. Carnivore Eagle
- 23. Omnivore Fish
- 24. Carnivore Frog
- 25. Herbivore Bee
- 26. Carnivore Gecko
- 27. Herbivore horse
- 29. Herbivore Panda
- 30. Carnivore Shark