© Edgenuity, Inc. 1 Warm-Up Overview of Animals ? Words to Know Write the letter of the definition next to the matching word as you work through the lesson. You may use the glossary to help you. invertebrate A. a body plan that lacks symmetry heterotroph B. a body plan made of two equal halves that mirror each other asymmetry C. an organism that eats other organisms bilateral symmetry D. an animal without a backbone radial symmetry E. an animal with a backbone vertebrae F. a body plan that is organized around a central point vertebrate G. the bones that form the backbone Lesson Goals Examine the characteristics that are common to most animals. Compare and contrast the characteristics of invertebrate and vertebrate animals. Identify the main that allow animals to meet their basic needs. Lesson Question W K 2
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Warm-Up Overview of Animals
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Words to Know
Write the letter of the definition next to the matching word as you work through the lesson. You may use the glossary to help you.
invertebrate A. a body plan that lacks symmetry
heterotroph B. a body plan made of two equal halves that mirror each other
asymmetry C. an organism that eats other organisms
bilateral symmetry D. an animal without a backbone
radial symmetry E. an animal with a backbone
vertebraeF. a body plan that is organized around a
central point
vertebrate G. the bones that form the backbone
Lesson Goals
Examine thecharacteristicsthat are commonto most animals.
Compare andcontrast thecharacteristics ofinvertebrate andvertebrateanimals.
Identify the main
that allow animalsto meet their basicneeds.
Lesson Question
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Warm-Up Overview of Animals
Classification of Living Things
Circle the domain that contains organisms whose cells contain nuclei.
The domain Eukarya is divided into four kingdoms including .
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Overview of Animals
Animal Cells
• All animals are .
• All animals are .
• Eukaryotic cells contain:
• a nucleus.
• organelles.
Homeostasis
• must maintain homeostasis for cells to function at the most
level.
• Water
• Blood
• Body
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Instruction
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Overview of Animals
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Movement
Animals move from place to place to find , , and/or
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Instruction
Feeding
• All animals are .
• Food is broken into simpler that can be used by .
Reproduction
• All animal reproduce.
• All animals are of reproducing .
• Some can also reproduce .
Classification of Animals
• An animal with a backbone is called a .
• The backbone:
• supports the body.
• and the spinal cord.
• is made of vertebrae.
• allows for .
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• An animal without a backbone is called an .
• Many invertebrates are protected by or other outer
.
Instruction
symmetry
symmetry
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Summary Overview of Animals
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Review: Key Concepts
Characteristics of Animals
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Functions of Animals
• Maintain
• Move from place to place
• Are
• Reproduce both sexually and asexually
Answer
Lesson Question How are animals distinguished from other living things??
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Overview of AnimalsSummary
Review: Key Concepts
• An animal with a backbone is called a .
• An animal without a backbone is called an .
• Animals have three possible body plans.
• symmetry
• symmetry
• Asymmetry
Use this space to write any questions or thoughts about this lesson.
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