Senior Infants science · C.6 · Living things
Parts of an animal
Animals have different parts that help them live: eyes to see, mouth to eat, legs to move, and wings to fly (in some animals).
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Which part helps Priya see the world?
- Eyes (right)
- Tail
- Ears
Which body part helps Amara eat food?
- Feet
- Tail
- Mouth (right)
In science class, Maya asks: What part of an insect helps it eat food?
- Mouth (right)
- Antennae
- Legs
Tip: Animals have different parts that help them live: eyes to see, mouth to eat, legs to move, and wings to fly (in some animals).
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