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| An organism that can't make its own food is called a __________________. |
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| A place or object that protects an animal is its _____________. |
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| Some animals will ____________ or move to another place where it is warmer so food can be found. |
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| Some animals ______________ or sleep through the winter. |
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| Animals have _____________ which includes breathing, eating, and drinking |
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| Animals get ______________ from the air. |
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| Animals need _____________ to get rid of waste, to help animals stay cool, and to help the body use food as fuel. |
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| The stages of the life cycle include: __________________. |
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| birth, growth and change, reproduction, and death |
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| ___________is when the animal's life begins. |
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| ______________is when the animal gets larger and may take on new form. |
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| ______________ is when an animal creates a new animal like itself. |
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| _____________ is when the animal's life ends. |
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| ______________ is when an animal has a change in body form. Example: caterpillar/butterfly |
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| A characteristic that comes from your parents such as eye color and hair color is a(n) __________________. |
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| Things that are taught or learned by doing are ________________. |
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| _____________ are the building blocks of life. |
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| ____________ is made up of parts that work together to do a job. Examples: brain and heart |
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| A(n) ________________ is a group of tissues working together to do a job. |
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| A(n) ___________________ is a group of parts that work together. Example: digestive system |
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| ________________are animals with backbones. Examples: turtles, frogs, humans, and cats |
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| _________________ are animals without backbones. Examples: worms, spiders, flies |
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| ___________ are animals that live its whole life in water. |
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| _______________are cold blooded animals that spend part of its life in water and part on land. Example: frog |
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| A ______________is an animal that lives on land and has waterproof skin. Examples: lizards, turtles, and snakes |
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| A _________________is an animal that has a beak, feathers, two wings, and two legs. |
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| A _______________ is an animal that has hair or fur and feeds its young with milk. |
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