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Kindergarten Science Β· World 9: Babies and Parents Β· Level 56

Babies Look Like Their Parents

Match baby animals to their parents.

Warm-up, learn, try it together, practice, then a quick check. About 15 minutes.

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What children learn in Level 56

  • Welcome to Babies and Parents! Animals have babies, and the babies grow up.
  • Here is a mother dog with its puppy. A baby dog is called a puppy. It looks like its mother, only smaller.
  • A baby cat is a kitten. A baby cow is a calf. A baby sheep is a lamb. A baby horse is a foal.
  • A baby hen is a chick. A chick is fluffy and yellow, but it has a beak, two legs, and feathers, just like its mother.
  • People have babies, too! A baby grows up to be a grown-up person.
  • Try it with a grown-up! Look at pictures of baby animals. Can you name the mother?

Georgia Standards of Excellence in Science:

  • SKL2.c β€” Ask questions and make observations to identify the similarities and differences of offspring to their parents and to other members of the same species.

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