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Review

Teacher Tips

Grammar

Key Words

Prepositions, comparatives, /to mature/, /to survive/, /to give birth/, /to raise/, /to hunt/, /to shed (fur)/, /to nurse/, /to breathe/, /to lay (eggs)/, /to warm/, /to develop/, /to carry/, /to mature/, /to survive/

mammals, warm-blooded, human, live, young, characteristics, fur, skin, groups, packs, some, most, dependent, whale, rodents, rats, milk, the same, lungs, gorillas, primates, spiny anteaters, duck-bill platypus, different, the least, marsupial, koala, kangaroo, pouch, the most, dependent, whale, rodents, rats

Key Sentences

What mammal is this/ are these? Do mammals give birth to their young/ raise their young? What are some species of mammal? What characteristics do most mammals have? Do mammals have...? How do mammals live? What mammal characteristics are the same? Do mammals breathe/nurse?Do primates breathe oxygen/ nurse? How are spiny anteaters different? Do mammals lay eggs? Where do marsupial babies develop? How do marsupials carry their young? What are some species of mammal? What characteristics do most mammals have?

Phonics

/sh/, /ch/, /th/, /wh/

Level 3 Unit 7 Lesson 7

Welcome

Let's Sing!

I went to the animal fair, The birds and the mammals were there. The monkey fell out of his bunk, And slid down the elephant's trunk. The elephant sneezed, And fell to her knees- Achoo! And that was the end of the Monk, the Monk, the Monk!

Amazing Mammals

Vocabulary

Extension Question: What primates can you see?

Mammal Orders

Mammal Characteristics

has a pouch

gorilla

lays eggs

kangaroo

spiny anteater

gives birth to live young

Amazing Mammals

Yes, mammals are ____-_______ animals.
Are mammals warm-blooded animals?

Amazing Mammals

What mammal are these?

Extension Question: What order of mammal are humans?

Amazing Mammals

Are humans mammals?

Yes

No

Amazing Mammals

What do all mammals have?

lungs

fur

hair

skin

pouches

Mammal Species

What characteristic do most mammals have?

Amazing Mammals

Some mammals live in ______.
How do some mammals live?

Grammar

Amazing Mammals

___, mammals _____ their young with milk.
Do mammals nurse their young with milk?

Amazing Primates

Yes, primates breathe oxygen.
Do primates breathe oxygen?

Amazing Mammals

Some mammals ____ in packs.
What do some mammals do?

Amazing Mammals

Mammals shed their ___ or ____.
What do mammals do?

Unusual Mammals

Platypuses ___ ____.
How are platypuses different?

Unusual Mammals

Where do spiny anteaters warm their eggs?

warm

Spiny

pouches.

anteaters

eggs

their

in

Marvelous Marsupials

Where do marsupial babies develop?
Marsupial babies develop in _______.

Extension Question: Who are you dependent on to survive?

Amazing Mammals

Who are baby mammals dependent on until they mature?
Baby mammals are dependent on their mothers until they mature.

Comparatives Review

small__
heavy
fat
heav___
small
fat___

Can you make a sentence with this comparative?'faster'

Comparatives Review

My brother is _____ (old) than I am.
Whales are ______ (large) than elephants.
Salad is _________ (healthy) than pizza.
Sharon is ______ (fat) than Wally.

Revision Question: Who has the most stars?

Who has the least stars?

Charlie

Patrick

Theo

Wendy

Cheetahs have the most spots of these mammals.

Which of these mammals has the most spots?

Prepositions Review

3. The letter is ____ my friend.

1. The candles are __ the cake.

4. The shoes are __ the bag.

2. The kitten is __ the basket.

XX

correct

Prepositions Review

XX

incorrect

  • by
  • for
  • of

1. The presents are the Christmas tree.

  • on
  • with
  • in

2. The socks are her feet.

  • for
  • with
  • by

3. The art is Diwali.

check

  • in
  • by
  • with

4. Dash wears a scarf winter.

verify

Phonics

Listen and Circle

chain

whisper

think

thin

shape

chin

throw

whisk

shine

cherry

white

sheep

Search and Say

moth

wheat

whip

throne

child

shelf

  • shark
  • thumb
  • whale
  • chime
  • three
  • shine
  • white
  • chop

Spin the Wheel

  • #3F6619
  • #66A329
  • #B2E084
  • 30
  • Quicksand
  • white
  • 35
  • gauche
  • avec
  • 1000
  • 1

Reading

Reading

Sheva sails on a ship with her child, Chap. They see sharks and white whales swimming in the sea.

Reading

Sheva shares her fish and chips with Chap, but Chap likes a different dish.

Reading

"Who will make me shrimp?" says Chap. Sheva rubs her chin. She thinks Chap is too thin.

Reading

The sharks won't eat Chap. Chap won't eat fish and chips. There must be another dish he likes.

Reading

Sheva cheers! She will make roast chicken for Chap! But where will she find a chicken on a ship?

Comprehension Questions

  1. What mammal do Sheva and Chap see?
  2. Are sharks mammals? Is Sheva a mammal?
  3. Why won't the sharks eat Chap?
  4. What will Sheva make for dinner?

Let's Sing!

I went to the animal fair, The birds and the mammals were there. The monkey fell out of his bunk, And slid down the elephant's trunk. The elephant sneezed, And fell to her knees- Achoo! And that was the end of the Monk, the Monk, the Monk!

Thank You!

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Vocabulary

Grammar

Phonics

Reading

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/to give birth/

give birth

you

give birth

he

gives birth

she

gives birth

it

gives birth

we

give birth

they

give birth

/to raise/

raise

raise

you

he

raises

she

raises

it

raises

we

raise

they

raise

/to shed (fur)/

shed

you

shed

he

sheds

she

sheds

it

sheds

we

shed

they

shed

/to hunt/

hunt

hunt

you

he

hunts

she

hunts

it

hunts

we

hunt

they

hunt

/to nurse/

nurse

you

nurse

he

nurses

she

nurses

it

nurses

we

nurse

they

nurse

/to breathe/

breathe

breathe

you

he

breathes

she

breathes

it

breathes

we

breathe

they

breathe

/to lay (eggs)/

lay (eggs)

you

lay (eggs)

he

lays (eggs)

she

lays (eggs)

it

lays (eggs)

we

lay (eggs)

they

lay (eggs)

/to carry/

carry

carry

you

he

carries

she

carries

it

carries

we

carry

they

carry

/to develop/

develop

you

develop

develops

he

she

develops

it

develops

we

develop

they

develop

/to warm/

warm

warm

you

he

warms

she

warms

it

warms

we

warm

they

warm

/to mature/

mature

you

mature

he

matures

she

matures

it

matures

we

mature

they

mature

/to survive/

survive

survive

you

he

survives

she

survives

it

survives

we

survive

they

survive