This quiz addresses the requirements of the National Curriculum KS1 Science for children aged 5 and 6 in years 1 and 2. Specifically this quiz is aimed at the section dealing with animals flying, swimming, walking and moving.
We walk about, and run, and skip. Animals move about. They move to find food. They move to find somewhere to live. How do different animals move? Animals on land walk or run or slither. Fish in the sea swim. Whales swim too. Birds in the air fly. Insects fly as well. Let’s find out more about how animals move about.
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Our legs push against the ground. That’s how we move
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Did you know? - No centipede has exactly 100 legs. They can have 20 legs. Or they can have as many as 300 legs!
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Kangaroos live in Australia
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The crab uses its claws to help it to move and to catch its food
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Do you like swimming? When you are swimming, your legs and arms push against the water
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Birds can glide through the air
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Lizards have four legs and long tails. This lizard is called a red-headed rock agama
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Can you curve your body like a snake?
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Always put earthworms back in the soil when you have looked at them
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Snails never seem to be in a hurry!
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