
| Word | English Meaning |
| Antennae | Long, thin parts on the heads of insects used for feeling or smelling. |
| Beak | The hard, pointed mouth of a bird. |
| Claws | Sharp, curved nails on the feet of animals or birds. |
| Fin | A thin, flat part that sticks out from the body of a fish to help it swim. |
| Flippers | Flat body parts used by swimming animals (like seals or turtles) to move through water. |
| Paws | The soft feet of animals like cats, dogs, or bears. |
| Pouch | A pocket of skin on an animal's body (like a kangaroo) for carrying babies. |
| Scales | Small, hard plates covering the skin of fish and reptiles. |
| Spines | Sharp, pointed parts on an animal’s back (like a porcupine). |
| Tongue | The soft part inside the mouth used for tasting and licking. |
| Webbed feet | Feet with skin between the toes to help with swimming (like ducks). |
| Whiskers | Long, stiff hairs growing near the mouth of animals like cats. |
| Word | English Meaning |
| Bite | To use teeth to cut or grip something. |
| Die | To stop living. |
| Dig | To break up and move earth or sand using paws or tools. |
| Dive | To jump or swim deep into the water. |
| Feed on | To eat something as a primary food source. |
| Fight | To use physical force against another animal or person. |
| Fly away | To leave a place by using wings. |
| Hide | To go to a place where you cannot be seen. |
| Lay eggs | To produce eggs from the body (like birds or reptiles). |
| Roar | To make a long, loud, deep sound (like a lion). |
| Run away | To escape or leave quickly because of fear or danger. |
| Sting | To hurt someone by piercing the skin (like a bee or scorpion). |

2 8.1 Look and match. Then listen, check and repeat.



3 8.2 Listen and read. Do the WOW! Quiz and write the animals.

Arlo 5 minutes ago koala
This is a small animal that has a pouch and grey fur. It has strong feet with claws for climbing trees. It eats leaves and sleeps a lot, sometimes for 18 hours a day!
Lara 3 hours ago seal
I’ve liked these animals since I was small. They don’t have feet, they have fl ippers. I love their faces, which have huge eyes and long whiskers. They’re good at swimming, and they can stay under the water for two hours.
Alia 7 minutes ago duck
These animals live in ponds, rivers and lakes. They have a beak and webbed feet, and their feathers keep them dry! Some are plain and brown, and some have beautiful green heads.
Faisal 1 hour ago bee
These animals are very small but really important because they help plants grow. They have six legs, a striped body, four wings, five eyes (yes, five!), and two antennae, which they use to smell.
4 Work in pairs. Think about the animals on pages 42 and 43 and any other animals you know. Answer the questions.
1 Which animals have scales?shark, fish, tortoise, crocodile, chameleon/lizard
2 Which animals have claws?parrot, eagle, cat, lion, tiger, koala, echidna, kangaroo, crocodile, tortoise
3 Which animals have a pouch?kangaroo, koala, echidna
4 Which animals have whiskers?cat, lion, tiger, seal, porcupine
5 Which animals have fins?shark, fish, penguin, seal