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Animal Skeleton Activity Sheet

The document discusses different types of animal skeletons: vertebrates have spines, invertebrates do not. Endoskeletons are inside the body, while exoskeletons are outside. Students are asked to find examples of animals that fit into these categories and explain how their skeleton allows movement.

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Animal Skeleton Activity Sheet

The document discusses different types of animal skeletons: vertebrates have spines, invertebrates do not. Endoskeletons are inside the body, while exoskeletons are outside. Students are asked to find examples of animals that fit into these categories and explain how their skeleton allows movement.

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Animal Skeleton

Using the PowerPoint, the Internet and books, find examples of the different types of animals.
Some animals may go in more than one section.

Vertebrate: an animal that has a spine.


Invertebrate: an animal that doesn’t have a spine.
Endoskeleton: a skeleton on the inside of an animal’s body.
Exoskeleton: a skeleton on the outside of an animal’s body.

Vertebrate

Invertebrate

Animal with
an endoskeleton

Animal with
an exoskeleton

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Animal Skeleton
Using the PowerPoint, the Internet and books, find examples of the
different types of animals. Some animals may go in more than one
section. In the final column, explain why each column suits the animal.

Vertebrate

Invertebrate

Animal with
an endoskeleton

Animal with
an exoskeleton

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Animal Skeleton
Using the PowerPoint, the Internet and books, find examples of the different
types of animals. Some animals may go in more than one section. In the
final column, explain why each row suits the animal.

Vertebrate

Invertebrate

Animal with
an endoskeleton

Animal with
an exoskeleton

Choose four animals with different types of skeletons. On a separate piece of paper, draw
them, explain how they move and why the skeleton suits the animal. You must include at
least one animal with an exoskeleton.

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