Let's solve this worksheet step by step.
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Part 1: Mammals
Instruction: Animals that have fur are called
mammals.
We need to
circle all the mammals from the pictures.
Look at the top row of animals:
1.
Pig – has fur →
Mammal ✔
2.
Cow – has fur →
Mammal ✔
3.
Fox – has fur →
Mammal ✔
4.
Snail – no fur, has a shell → not a mammal
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5.
Kangaroo – has fur →
Mammal ✔
6.
Shark – has scales, lives in water → not a mammal
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7.
Rooster (chicken) – has feathers → not a mammal
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✔ Mammals to circle: Pig, Cow, Fox, Kangaroo
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Part 2: Reptiles
Instruction: Animals that have dry skin and scales are called
reptiles.
We need to
circle all the reptiles from the pictures.
Look at the bottom row:
1.
Lizard – has dry skin and scales →
Reptile ✔
2.
Polar bear – has fur →
Mammal, not a reptile
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3.
Crocodile – has dry skin and scales →
Reptile ✔
4.
Cat – has fur →
Mammal, not a reptile
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5.
Flamingo – has feathers → bird, not a reptile
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6.
Turtle – has dry skin and scales →
Reptile ✔
7.
Starfish – lives in water, no scales or dry skin → not a reptile
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8.
Snake – has dry skin and scales →
Reptile ✔
✔ Reptiles to circle: Lizard, Crocodile, Turtle, Snake
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✔ Final Answer:
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Mammals (to circle):
- Pig
- Cow
- Fox
- Kangaroo
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Reptiles (to circle):
- Lizard
- Crocodile
- Turtle
- Snake
> 📝 Note: The polar bear and cat are mammals, even though they're shown in the reptile section — but based on the definition, only animals with dry skin and scales are reptiles.
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This worksheet helps children learn animal classification based on physical traits like fur and scales.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free mammal worksheet.