Exercise

A. Match the pictures with the correct way of movements

Num
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Types of movements
Swim Fly Swing Slither Walk Jump Climb Trot Pace Glide Burrow Paddle

examples

B. Color the extremities of the human being, the bird and the bat on the scheme so that the same type of bones has the same color. (Take a look at the scheme in the introduction.)

c. Make a kite as shown on the scheme. Observe the flying kite that resembles a soaring bird. Why does the kite remain in the air? How would you describe the kites movement? What bird does this movement resemble?

1. Fold the paper in half

2. From both sides, fold the paper back along the slanting lines

3. Tape the wings together from the top

4. To strengthen the wings, stick a straw or splinter across them

5. Glue a tail to the kite. This can be a strip of thin plastic or paper. 6. Make a hole in the kite (about one-third of the way from the bottom edge) and fasten a string that, when you hold it, will allow you to fly the kite. Before making a hole, glue a piece of stronger paper there.