Classify animals based on their movement methods with a picture-sorting game.
How Do Animals Move? Animal Classification Sort
Spark discussion among your students about how animals move with vivid animal pictures and sorting cards.
The resource includes:
- 24 picture cards, each with a photograph of an animal moving in a particular way
- Six category cards: Hop, Climb, Swim, Fly, Slither and Walk
Students classify the animals according to how they are moving in the picture. (However, a rich discussion could also revolve around the fact that some animals can do more than one of those movements, e.g., a cheetah can swim and walk/run.)
Explore the Animal Kingdom With Animal Classification Activities
As students classify how each animal moves, ask them to consider how shape or size affects how living things move. Encourage students to think about how the shape/size of an animal’s body parts might determine the speed or distance it can travel.
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This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a Teach Starter Collaborator.
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