Animal Classification

Students of Year 1 are learning about animals, and how we classify them depending on their distinguishing features. Besides, students have made awesome play dough sculptures of different animals and now we can enjoy a wonderful display in the hall of the school.

For more information about animals classification visit Kid's Corner

My Pet

These are some of the pets' projects students from year 3 did:

ENDANGERED ANIMALS

Do you know what it means if an animal is "endangered"?

 

It means that there are not many of that type of animal left in the world, and one day, they might all be gone, which is called becoming "extinct".

 

How do animals become extinct?

• They lose their habitat, which means that there's nowhere for them to live. For example, many animals make their homes in the rain forests that are being cut down. Once all the trees are gone, there will be nowhere for these animals to live, so they will die.
• Some animals, like chimpanzees, are becoming extinct because people kill them to eat them.
• Animals are taken from the wild and sent to circuses and zoos, leaving fewer animals in nature to carry on the species.
• Some people shoot animals for fun. This is called "big game hunting", and if enough animals are killed this way, some animals could become extinct.
• Elephants are taken from the wild and forced to drag heavy machines to help people cut down forests. This is called "logging".

 

Some endangered especies: