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  • Podcast: Bootifull! | Recurso educativo 23323

    Podcast: Bootifull!

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    In this resource we listen to a text about turkeys, the big birds that many people in Britain eat at Christmas. We improve our listening skills. There is a link to quiz in order to check our…

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  • Before you start - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates | Recurso educativo 566233

    Before you start - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates

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    Didactic objectives To know the general morphological characteristics of vertebrates and the groups included. Compare, differentiate and describe various specimens of fish, amphibians, reptiles,birds…

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  • Comprehension (II)

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    Correct the false ones. The people of Lilliput are about five inches tall. The horses of Lilliput are about one inch tall. The sheep in Lilliput are about the same size as birds in England. The tallest…

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  • Comprehension (I)

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    Say if these sentences are true or false. Correct the false ones. The people of Lilliput are about five inches tall. The horses of Lilliput are about one inch tall. The sheep in Lilliput are about the…

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  • The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates | Secuencia didáctica 566324

    The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates

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    There are around 50000 species of vertebrates, classified into five main groups: fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. Fish are the most primitive group and they have the highest number of…

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  • Animals are living things (II) | Recurso educativo 463667

    Animals are living things (II)

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    How do animals move? Animals move in different ways, depending on where they live. Many animals move on land: Cheetahs use their legs to walk and run. Kangaroos use their legs to jump. Spiders use their…

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  • True/false. Characteristics of vertebrates | Recurso educativo 571083

    True/false. Characteristics of vertebrates

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    Decide if the following sentences are true or false: Vertebrates are the largest animal group on Earth. ➝ Almost all vertebrates have limbs. ➝ Limbs are called wings when they are used for flying.…

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  • The five groups of vertebrates | Recurso educativo 571081

    The five groups of vertebrates

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    Fish have an elongated body and swim using their fins. Amphibians live part of their life in water. Their skin is moist and slippery. Reptiles crawl to move around. Their bodies are covered with hard…

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  • End-of-unit activities - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates | Recurso educativo 566296

    End-of-unit activities - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates

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    • 2727 visitas

    There are around 50000 species of vertebrates, classified into five main groups: fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. Fish are the most primitive group and they have the highest number of…

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  • End-of-unit evaluation - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates | Recurso educativo 566304

    End-of-unit evaluation - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates

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    • 2467 visitas

    There are around 50000 species of vertebrates, classified into five main groups: fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. Fish are the most primitive group and they have the highest number of…

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