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Skin, feathers, and shells | 1st grade, 2nd grade, Kindergarten ... - Free Printable

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Task: "Let's cover up!"



Observations:
- Animals live in a covered world.
- Different animals have different types of skin:
- Some animals have hair (e.g., mammals).
- Some have feathers (e.g., birds).
- Some have scales and skin (e.g., reptiles, fish).
- Some have a hard shell (e.g., turtles, snails).

Science Activity:
Connect each animal to the type of covering it has.

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Animals and Their Coverings:



We need to match each animal shown with the correct covering:

1. TurtleShell
*(Turtles have a hard shell made of bone and keratin.)*

2. Bird (e.g., pigeon)Feathers
*(Birds are covered in feathers for flight and insulation.)*

3. FishScales
*(Fish have scales that protect their bodies and reduce water resistance.)*

4. SnakeScales
*(Snakes are reptiles with dry, scaly skin.)*

5. DogHair
*(Dogs are mammals and have fur/hair.)*

6. ElephantHair
*(Elephants have sparse hair on their skin, but they are mammals, so classified under "hair.")*

7. PenguinFeathers
*(Even though penguins can't fly, they are birds and have feathers.)*

8. SnailShell
*(Snails have a hard external shell.)*

9. LizardScales
*(Lizards are reptiles with scaly skin.)*

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Matching Summary:



| Animal | Covering |
|-------------|--------------|
| Turtle | Shell |
| Bird | Feathers |
| Fish | Scales |
| Snake | Scales |
| Dog | Hair |
| Elephant | Hair |
| Penguin | Feathers |
| Snail | Shell |
| Lizard | Scales |

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Science Explanation:



> "Cover one student's body with yarn, stick 20 toothpicks in another, and cover a third with plastic wrap. Which covering best protects them? 'Natural' skin coverings like feathers, scales, hair, and shells provide protection, help regulate temperature, and allow survival in different environments."

This activity helps students understand how natural coverings serve important functions such as:
- Protection from injury or predators
- Temperature regulation
- Reducing water loss
- Aiding in movement (like feathers for flight)

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Final Answer:


Match each animal to its correct covering:
- Feathers: Bird, Penguin
- Scales: Fish, Snake, Lizard
- Hair: Dog, Elephant
- Shell: Turtle, Snail

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