Let’s go through this step by step.
We need to sort each animal into one of three groups:
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Carnivores = eat only meat (other animals)
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Herbivores = eat only plants
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Omnivores = eat both plants and animals
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Let’s look at each animal and what it eats:
1.
Horse → hay, grass, corn → all plants →
Herbivore
2.
Raccoon → frogs, eggs, fruit, nuts → frogs and eggs are animal parts; fruit and nuts are plant parts →
Omnivore
3.
Venus flytrap → ants, grasshoppers, frogs → these are all insects or small animals →
Carnivore
*(Note: Even though it’s a plant, it eats animals — so for this activity, we classify it as carnivore based on diet)*
4.
Deer → plants, fruit, acorn → all plant-based →
Herbivore
5.
Pig → fruit, grass, corn, insects, pigs → fruit/grass/corn = plants; insects/pigs = animals →
Omnivore
6.
Lion → zebras, elephants, squirrels → all animals →
Carnivore
7.
Panda bear → bamboo leaves & stems → bamboo is a plant →
Herbivore
8.
Polar bear → seals, walrus, whale → all animals →
Carnivore
9.
Skunk → lizards, birds, berries → lizards/birds = animals; berries = plants →
Omnivore
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Now let’s group them correctly:
✔ Carnivores:
- Lion
- Polar bear
- Venus flytrap
✔ Herbivores:
- Horse
- Deer
- Panda bear
✔ Omnivores:
- Raccoon
- Pig
- Skunk
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Final Answer:
Carnivores: Lion, Polar bear, Venus flytrap
Herbivores: Horse, Deer, Panda bear
Omnivores: Raccoon, Pig, Skunk
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of gr 4 science worksheet.