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Kinder- Unit 5

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  • What does the duck use its webbed feet for?
    It uses it's webbed feet to swim.
  • What does the squirrel have?
    The squirrel has a long, bushy tail.
  • What does the salmon have?
    The salmon has silver fins.
  • What does the woodpecker have?
    It has black wings and a long, pointy beak.
  • Don't use too much ______ because it hurts the river.
    food
    soap
    water
    ice cream
  • What does the duck have?
    The duck has webbed feet.
  • Let's______ water because it helps all the animals.
    find
    save
    waste
    drink
  • What does the turtle have?
    The turtle has a green and yellow shell.
  • What does the woodpecker use it's wongs for?
    It uses its wings to fly.
  • What does the mountain lion use its long, strong legs for?
    It uses its long, strong legs to run fast.
  • What does the squirrel use its tail and paws for?
    It uses its tail and paws to climb trees.
  • What does the wooodpecker use its beak for?
    It uses its beak to peck trees and to eat insects.
  • What does the tuirtle use its shell for?
    It uses it's shell to protect itself.
  • What does the deer have?
    The deer has long legs.
  • What does the mountain lion have?
    It has long, strong legs.
  • What does the salmon have?
    The salmon has a tail.
  • Don't ______ water because it hurts the river.
    use
    swallow
    waste
    drink
  • What does the squirrel have?
    The squirrel has four paws.
  • What does the salmon use it's tail for?
    It uses it's tail to help it swim.
  • What does the beaver have?
    The beaver has sharp teeth.
  • How will you help the animals?
    I will...
  • What does the beaver have?
    The beaver has a long/flat tail.
  • Don't waste water becuase the ______ need it.
    salmon
    rocks
    kids
    trees
  • What does the salmon use its fins for?
    It uses its fins to swim/help it swim.
  • What does the beaver use it's long/ sharp teeth for?
    It uses its long sharp teeth to cut/chew wood.