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A series of demonstration, practice, extension and testing activities on information about animal life processes, including the life cycles of frogs, butterflies and humans.
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A Butterfly's Life A series of slides giving information in text and pictures about the life cycle of a butterfly.	Animal park Match the adult to the baby animal.	Grow Up Can you find all four life cycle stages before time runs out?	Life Processes Crossword A crossword using many of the words associated.
Animal Pests A simulation in which learners begin to understand the impact one animal can have on the lives of others.	In the Local environment An excellent activity in which learners have identify all the living things in the picture. They then have to sort these items to two different criteria and finally is a short 5 question quiz on all they have covered.	Life Processes Activity A short animation covering growth, reproduction, movement and eating.	Life Processes Test A 4 question test marked online covering growth, reproduction, movement, eating and sensitivity.
Build a Fish An activity in which learners 'build a fish' and then place it into it's natural environment to see if it survives.	Learn About Butterflies 4 stages of butterfly development with information which becomes a 'drag and drop' activity putting them in order.	Tripwire of Terror Help the ladybird spider, one of the rarest and most colourful spiders in Britain. Can you stop the male from getting eaten by the much larger female?	Plants/Animals Millionaire A chance for learners to test their knowledge and reach the top score.
Camouflage Simulation A simulation in which learners play the predator bird which eats the moths it can see the best. It starts at 50/50 but soon begins to change. as the breeding cycle changes.	Life Cycle of a Frog 1 A 'drag and drop' activity putting the various parts in order.
Cells A series of links to slides with information about cells being the building blocks of life and how they divide. Only suitable for more able readers.	Life Cycle of a Frog 2 A 'drag and drop' activity putting the various parts in order.
Where butterflies from? A powerpoint presentation posing questions and giving information on butterfly development.	Life Cycle of a Human A 'drag and drop' activity putting the various parts in order.
	Living Things Why? Learners have to choose five of the given options that would keep this pet well and happy. This activity seems to be for younger learners than others in this series.
	When I grow up? Match the baby to the adult animal.
	Where Pet's Needs Identifying the needs of 6 different animal pets in terms of food, shelter and exercise.
	Young Animals A picture matching exercise of adult and young which would only be useful for very young learners but is colourful and interactive.

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Life Cycle of the Frog An excellent short animation showing the 5 stages in the life cycle of the frog.	Animal Gender An excellent activity for both Science and English where learners click on the male, female and young names of each of a number of animals.	Young Animals Crossword Learners click on a number to have the clue below highlighted and then input the letters spelling the young animal name.	Baby Animal Challenge A different version of 'millionaire' with questions based on the names of baby animals.
Life Cycle of the Butterfly An excellent short animation showing the 4 stages in the life cycle of the butterfly.	Butterfly Life Cycle Learners drag and drop the four stage labels into their correct places.
	Frog Life Cycle Learners drag and drop the five stage labels into their correct places.
Life Cycle of a Frog An excellent series of animations explaining each of the stages in the life cycle of a frog.
Metamorphosis An excellent series of short video clips explaining the stages of complete and incomplete metamorphosis in the butterfly, salmon fly and grasshopper.