TEACHER

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 Ipasa ang mga gawain sa takdang oras.
Basic Needs of
Animals
 What do you think are common
among the animals?
 All of them are living things.
 Like other livings things, animals have
basic needs.
The Needs of an Animals

Air Water

Food Shelter
The Needs of an Animals

Animals need air. Animals

breathe in oxygen and give
off carbon dioxide. Plants
use this carbon dioxide to
make their own food.
Air
The Needs of an Animals

Animals need food. They

need to eat in order to grow.
Different types of animals
eat different kinds of food.
Food
 Different Types of Animals
Three different types of animals exist: herbivores, omnivores, and
carnivores.
 Herbivores are animals that eat only plants.
 Carnivores are animals that eat only meat.
 Omnivores are animals that eat both plants and meat.
The size of an animal does not determine what it eats. Some of the
biggest animals eat only plants, and very tiny animals can be
carnivores. An animal’s digestive tract will be specially designed
according to the food it eats. An animal’s teeth will also be specially
designed depending on the type of food it eats.
Herbivores
 Eat leaves, fruits, and flowers.
 Some eat seeds, berries, and nuts.
 Butterflies, bees, rabbits, zebras, and camels are
herbivores.

Butterfly Girafe Bee

Rabbit Zebra Camel

Can you think of other animals that eat
plants?
Carnivores
 Animals that eat meats.
 Animals that eat insects, worms and flesh of other animals.
 Praying mantis, crocodiles, lions, falcons, and sharks are meat
eaters.

Crocodile
Shark

Falcon
Praying Mantis Lion
Can you name your other animals that
are carnivorous?
Omnivores
 Animals that eat both plants and the flesh of other animals.
 Monkeys, birds, bears, bats, and mosquitoes are examples of
omnivores.
Bird Bat

Monkey
Bear Mosquito
Can you name your other animals that
are omnivorous?
The Needs of an Animals
Animals need water. Some
animals like fishes, bears,
crabs, and turtles live in
water or near bodies of
water.
Water
Animal also get their food from bodies of water. Other
animals like frogs and crocodiles use water to keep bodies
cool after a long stay under the sun.
The Needs of an Animals

Animals also need a place

where they can rest and be
protected from their enemies
and from the heat of the sun.

Shelter
Birds and insects use plant parts to make their shelters.
Other animals like snakes, ants, earthworms, rabbits, and
beavers dig underground to make dams, burrows, or
holes.

Bird’s nest
Beehive Rabbit’s hole
Pets and farm animals are given shelter by people.

pigpen kennel
barn

coop cages
Activity:
 Write in the boxes the things that animals need to live.

1. __________ 2. __________ 3. __________ 4. __________

5. __________ 6. __________ 7. __________ 8. __________

Activity 2:
 Write in the box whether the animal is herbivores, carnivores, and
omnivores.

1. __________ 2. __________ 3. __________

4. __________ 5. __________ 5. __________

Activity 3:
 Complete the sentences by choosing words from the box. Write
them on the lines.
Word Box

carbon dioxide drinking omnivore

carnivore herbivore oxygen

1. Animals need water for __________ .
2. Animals like bats and chickens are __________ .
3. Animals need air. They breathe in __________ from the air.
4. Falcons attack other animals for food. They are _________ .
5. Some animals are __________ like the butterflies that sip the
nectars of the flower.
Activity:
 Write in the boxes the things that animals need to live.

1. FOOD 2. WATER 3. SHELTER 4. AIR

5. AIR 6. SHELTER 7. WATER 8. FOOD

Activity 2:
 Write in the box whether the animal is herbivores, carnivores, and
omnivores.

1. herbivores 2. carnivores 3. omnivores

4. carnivores 5. omnivores 5. herbivores

Activity 3:
 Complete the sentences by choosing words from the box. Write
them on the lines.
Word Box

carbon dioxide drinking omnivore

carnivore herbivore oxygen

1. Animals need water for drinking.
2. Animals like bats and chickens are omnivore.
3. Animals need air. They breathe in oxygen from the air.
4. Falcons attack other animals for food. They are carnivore.
5. Some animals are herbivore like the butterflies that sip the
nectars of the flower.