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Animal Groups

Animal Groups Content Standard:. The student will investigate how living things interact with one another and with non-living elements of their environment. Why do some animals live in groups? Some animals live in groups for protection Some animals live in groups in order to search for food

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Animal Groups

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  1. Animal Groups Content Standard:. The student will investigate how living things interact with one another and with non-living elements of their environment.

  2. Why do some animals live in groups? • Some animals live in groups for protection • Some animals live in groups in order to search for food

  3. Some animals live together for protection. • Fish swim together in schools to warn each other of approaching danger.

  4. Some animals live together for protection. • Baboons move together in a troop.

  5. Some animals live together for protection • Gazelles live together in a group called a harem.

  6. Some animals live in specialized groups called colonies. • In a colony each animal has a specific job. • Animals in a colony communicate in a unique way.

  7. Some animals live in specialized groups called colonies. • Bees live in a colony called a hive. • A hive has one queen bee. • The worker bees search for pollen

  8. Some animals live in specialized groups called colonies • Honeybees communicate the location of food by doing a dance. See the dance!

  9. What do you know about animal groups? • What do you call… • a group of kangaroos? • a group of foxes? • a group of monkeys?

  10. Animal Group Round-Up! Find out more! Click Here

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