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Animals including Humans
Develop children's knowledge of the body with this Year 3 How Do Animal Skeletons Differ? PowerPoint. This engaging lesson includes content about animals with and without a spine and those that have an exoskeleton. There are a range of images throughout to support pupils' understanding. This activity includes pre and post-assessment questions, tasks and teaching slides. Download today and give it a try with your class!
National Curriculum Objectives:
Identify that humans and some other animals have skeletons and muscles for support, protection and movement.
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Animals including Humans