Growing up
I can say how animals grow and what they need.
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Year 2 · Science
Growing up: I can say how animals grow and what they need.
A chicken's life cycle starts with an egg.
A baby chick hatches out of the egg.
The chick grows into a hen. She lays eggs!
Picture: A cycle called Chicken with 3 stages: Egg, then Chick, then Hen, and back to Egg.
People are animals too. We start as babies.
A baby grows into a toddler, then a child.
Then a teenager, nearly grown up. Then an adult.
Picture: A sequence with 5 stages, in order: Baby, then Toddler, then Child, then Teenager, then Adult.
Your turn: Here are an egg and a hen. What hatches out of the egg?
Picture: A cycle called Chicken with 3 stages: Egg, then a hidden stage marked ?, then Hen, and back to Egg.
Choose one:
- Chick: chick
- Hen: hen
Answer
The answer: Chick
A chick hatches out of the egg. It grows into a hen.
Picture: A cycle called Chicken with 3 stages: Egg, then Chick, then Hen, and back to Egg.
Words to know
- young:
- The babies of an animal.
- adult:
- A grown-up person or animal.
- life cycle:
- The stages a living thing goes through as it grows.
- caterpillar:
- A baby butterfly. It hatches from a tiny egg.
- need:
- Something we must have to stay alive.
- want:
- Something nice to have that we can live without.
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