Lets Go To The Zoo

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Lets Go To The Zoo

• By
• Janece Simpson
• EDCI 340

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TEKS Objective

• Language Arts
• (3.1) Listening/speaking/purposes. The student
  listens attentively and engages actively in
  various oral language experiences.
• (3.6) Reading/Fluency. The student reads with
  fluency and understanding in texts at appropriate
  difficulty levels.
• Science
• (3.8) Science Concepts. The student knows that
  living organisms need food, water, light, air, a
  way to dispose of waste, and an environment in
  which to live.

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Lets See The Lion

• a large wild member of the cat family that lives
  in Africa and India in extended family groups and
  hunts cooperatively for prey

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Look At The Giraffe

• an African ruminant mammal with an extremely long
  neck, long legs, and a yellowish coat mottled
  with brown patches that lives in open grassland.

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What Big Elephants

• a large gray or grayish-brown animal with a long
  flexible trunk, prominent ears, thick legs, and
  pointed tusks. Elephants are the largest living
  land animals

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Do You See The Zebras

• an animal resembling a horse that is native to
  Africa, has a black-and-white or brown-and-white
  striped hide, and is found in small family groups
  that sometimes make up larger herds

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Lets Hang With The Monkeys

• a medium-sized primate found mostly in tropical
  areas. Monkeys include baboons, marmosets,
  capuchins, macaques, guenons, and tamarins, but
  exclude apes, lemurs, and tarsiers.

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See The Big Bear

• a large strong omnivorous four-legged mammal that
  has thick shaggy fur and sharp claws and walks on
  the flat of its paws.

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Lets Swim With The Dolphins

• an intelligent marine mammal (cetacean) that
  resembles a large fish and has teeth and a snout
  similar to a beak

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Watch Out For The Alligators

• large reptile that lives near water, has thick
  scaly skin, powerful jaws, a long tail, and a
  shorter and broader snout than a crocodile.

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Resources

• Clip Art was used for this presentation through
  Microsoft PowerPoint.
• Definitions were used through PowerPoint research