Whose Feet Are These A Look at Hooves, Paws, and 他的脚在蹄子一看爪子和.pptVIP

Written by Peg Hall Illustrated by Ken Landmark Cyberlesson by Joy Ziegler First grade Whose Feet Are These?A Look at Hooves, Paws, and Claws Materials Text: Whose Feet Are These: A Look at Hooves, Paws, and Claws by Peg Hall Vocabulary chart Student pages for class book Computer with an internet connection for each student. Pencil and crayons for each student Today we are going to learn why animals have different feet and what their feet help them to do. Let’s get started…. Have you ever wondered why animals have different feet? Before we start reading… Let’s think about feet. How do you use your feet? What do your feet help you do? Now let’s think about animals. Why do you think different animals have different feet? To learn about polar bear feet and to do an activity, click on the polar bear below. We are going to read the book Whose Feet Are These: A Look at Hooves, Paws, and Claws. Let’s read to find out what each animal’s feet help them do. Every animal has feet that are special for its habitat. During Reading While reading the book, we will be learning new vocabulary. Keep a look out for these new words: Claws Hooves Suckers Paws Prey Webbed Feet Vocabulary While you are listening to the story, we are going to keep track of these new words. Click on the footprint below to see the chart we are going to fill out while reading the book. What animal has this type of feet? Draw a picture of these feet. Claws Hooves Suckers Paws Webbed Feet Whose Feet are These? After Reading Now that we have finished reading, I want you to think about why different animals have different feet. What do their feet help them do? Click on the footprint below to go back to our chart. Your job is to fill in the last column of the chart. What animal has this type of feet? Draw a picture of these feet. What do these feet help the animal do? Claws Hooves Suckers Paws Webbed Feet Whose Feet are These? This section completed during reading. This section completed duri