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Camouflage Patterns: Blending into Habitats
Explain how color matching, spots, and stripes help animals hide in their surroundings.
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Animal Body Parts and Physical Adaptations
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Analyze animal body structures and physical adaptations across land, air, and aquatic environments.
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Learning standards covered
OGS.2.LS.3Open Global Science Standards 2026™ · 1st GradeIdentify, compare, and classify external structures of animals (feathers, fur, scales, beaks, claws, antennae, limbs, shells) and explain how these physical adaptations help them move, feed, defend, and survive in terrestrial and aquatic environments.
OGS.2.LS.5Open Global Science Standards 2026™ · 1st GradeInvestigate habitats and ecological relationships, modeling food chains to show how energy flows from the Sun through producers and consumers, and describing interactions between living and nonliving components in terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems.