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Subido el 3 de junio de 2020 por Laura D.

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Hello! How are you? Okay, let's see what day is it today. Today is Monday 3rd of June 2020. 00:00:00
What's the weather like today? It's sunny and warm. What season are we in? It's 00:00:18
spring. Okay, today we're going to learn things about animals. We're going to 00:00:26
things about nutrition the way animals eat okay because animals eat different 00:00:37
things okay so let's have a look at something first here we are okay 00:00:44
depending on what animals eat we can classify them in three different groups 00:00:58
okay animals can be carnivores carnivores eat other animals okay so for 00:01:04
example a lion is a carnivore because they eat other animals an eagle is a 00:01:17
carnivore too and a shark is a carnivore okay 00:01:24
carnivores eat meat fish insects all of these are other animals okay let's move 00:01:28
to the next group herbivores herbivores eat plants only plants okay so look at 00:01:41
this a giraffe is eating the leaves in a tree so a giraffe is a herbivore a 00:01:54
zebra zebra is eating grass grass is a plant so a zebra is a herbivore to a 00:02:03
rabbit a rabbit is a herbivore okay because they eat plants they eat leaves 00:02:10
fruit vegetables all plants okay and the next group is omnivores omnivores eat 00:02:18
plants and animals both okay so a dog is an omnivore because they eat plants and 00:02:32
they also eat animals a bear too is an omnivore and people you me we are omnivores too because 00:02:42
we eat plants and we eat onions okay so let's have a look at our book we are in our book page 10. 00:02:51
let's review page 10 nutrition herbivores eat plants carnivores eat meat omnivores eat meat 00:03:22
and plants okay they say need but we say and all the animals okay so number one number one 00:03:39
carnivores eat meat take the food for carnivores okay they eat meat they but they remember they 00:03:53
eat meat and other animals okay fish is also meat so the first picture what's this this is 00:04:05
grass. Is this meat? No, this is a plant. So, don't tick. What's this? A banana. Is 00:04:15
this meat? Is it an animal? No. So, don't tick. What's this? Chicken. Chicken is an 00:04:27
animal? Yes. So, tick. What's this? It's a walnut. Is it an animal? No, don't tick. It's 00:04:37
not an animal. This is ham. Ham is a part of an animal? Yes. So, tick. What's this? 00:04:50
Fish. It's fish. Fish is an animal? Yes. So, tick the fish. What's this? This is 00:05:03
wind. Is this an animal? No. So, don't tick. And what's this? This is a steak. This 00:05:16
meat. Is this an animal? Yes, so tick. Okay, number three, match. We have different animals. We have a 00:05:28
cow, snake, a girl, we have a bear, a shark and a giraffe. Think about what these animals eat 00:05:49
And you match with the food. For example, a cow eats plants, okay? So a cow eats a herbivore, okay? This is meat or animals, this is plants or herbivores, and this is meat and plants, and this is omnivore, okay? 00:06:01
So, you match the animal with the picture. 00:06:32
Let's go to the next page. 00:06:36
Reproduction. 00:06:50
Okay, I want you to listen to me. 00:06:55
Reproduction. 00:06:57
Animals have babies, okay? 00:06:59
But they have babies in different ways. 00:07:02
Look, some animals lay... 00:07:07
What's this? 00:07:10
eggs. This is an egg. Some animals lay eggs like a hen. They lay eggs. Okay. So these animals are 00:07:14
called oviparous, okay, because they are born from eggs, okay, a hen, a chick, a 00:07:32
Turtle lay eggs. Let's think about, for example, frogs. Frogs lay eggs. Birds most, 00:07:59
yeah, birds lay eggs. A parrot, an eagle, a flamingo. 00:08:14
Okay, all weepers are animals that are born from eggs, but there are some other type of animals. 00:08:23
So, okay, so this is a mummy's tummy, the tummy. 00:08:41
so they are animals who are born from their mother's body when you are baby you are born 00:08:48
from your mommy's tummy okay so these animals are called the vipers the vipers the very long 00:08:58
sure what okay now it's correct the vipers okay and they are born from the 00:09:23
mother's body okay what animals are vipers for example 00:09:38
cats are vipers they don't lay eggs okay they are born from their mother's body 00:09:46
Dogs, lions, monkeys, you are viviparous, okay? 00:09:55
You, we don't lay eggs. 00:10:02
Monkeys don't lay eggs. 00:10:05
And giraffes don't lay eggs. 00:10:08
Cats don't lay eggs. 00:10:12
They have babies inside their mommy's body, okay? 00:10:15
Well, now we're going to go back to our book. 00:10:20
Here we are. Reproduction. Listen and circle. Red or blue. So you need two crayons. A red crayon and a blue crayon. Okay? For this exercise. 00:10:24
look first of all let's have a look at the pictures here we've got a red square with some 00:10:45
pictures there is a person a woman mommy there is a cat there is a dog and there is a monkey 00:10:55
These are baby parrots because they have live babies. They are born from their mother's body. 00:11:06
And look at this one. This one is a blue square. And we can see a duck. We can see a snake, a frog 00:11:20
and a fish. All these animals lay eggs. Do you remember? So they are oviparous. Yes? 00:11:33
So red the viparous and blue oviparous from eggs. Yes? So we're going to listen 00:11:48
And we're going to circle these animals, red if they are viviparous or blue if they are oviparous, okay? 00:11:59
Look at the example. 00:12:10
A dog. 00:12:13
A dog is oviparous or viviparous? 00:12:13
Dogs lay eggs? 00:12:17
No. 00:12:20
So they are viviparous. 00:12:21
So we circle red, okay? 00:12:24
let's listen listen and circle red or blue some animals are born from their mother's body 00:12:27
these animals are viviparous dogs cats and monkeys are viviparous circle viviparous animals 00:12:40
red. Some animals are born from eggs. These animals are oviparous. Ducks, snakes and 00:12:52
frogs are oviparous. Circle oviparous animals, blue. Are people oviparous or viviparous? 00:13:06
Okay. Are you oviparous or viviparous? 00:13:20
Let's go to activity number two. 00:13:32
Great. Viviparous or oviparous? 00:13:37
Let's see. Cats, dogs and monkeys are oviparous or viviparous? 00:13:43
And you complete here. 00:13:52
So, ducks, snakes and frogs are viviparous or oviparous. 00:13:53
I'm going to put it here. 00:14:02
Okay. 00:14:07
Let's listen to this. 00:14:09
Page 11. 00:14:11
Reproduction. 00:14:14
Viviparous animals are born from their mother's body. 00:14:16
Oviparous animals are born from eggs. 00:14:22
Okay. 00:14:30
And we're finished for today. Bye-bye. 00:14:31
Subido por:
Laura D.
Licencia:
Reconocimiento - No comercial - Compartir igual
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Fecha:
3 de junio de 2020 - 7:11
Visibilidad:
Clave
Centro:
CP INF-PRI VILLA DE GUADARRAMA
Duración:
14′ 40″
Relación de aspecto:
1.84:1
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