So Many Ocean Animals

Science · Ocean Life · ages 5-7

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Which of these ocean animals is small?
- Blue whale
- Great white shark
- Seahorse
Which of these lives in the ocean?
- Shark
- Lion
- Rabbit
The ocean has animals of many different sizes.
Circle one: True False
Sam sees a clownfish and a whale. Which one is bigger?
- Clownfish
- Whale
- They are the same size
Mia named a shark, a seahorse, and a whale. Which animal could she add?
- Elephant
- Clownfish
- Butterfly
Lily asks, 'What other animals live in the ocean?' Which word means wanting to learn more?
- Bored, wanting the video to end
- Sleepy, wanting to lie down and rest
- Curious, wanting to learn more
Mia sees an animal walking across the sandy sea floor. Which animal from the lesson could it be?
- A crab walking on legs
- A clownfish swimming by
- A whale swimming past
Jake says, 'Every ocean animal is a fish.' Which fact helps him check this idea?
- Sharks and clownfish are both fish that live in the ocean.
- Whales and crabs are both fish that live in the ocean.
- Whales and crabs are animals, but not fish.

Answer key

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Seahorse · A seahorse is small. Blue whales and great white sharks are much larger.
Shark · Sharks live and swim in the ocean. Lions and rabbits live on land.
True · Tiny seahorses and huge whales both live in the ocean. Ocean animals come in many sizes.
Whale · Whales are some of the biggest animals in the whole ocean.
Clownfish · A clownfish also lives in the ocean, so it fits her list.
Curious, wanting to learn more · Curious means wanting to learn more. Asking about other ocean animals is one way to find out more.
A crab walking on legs · The lesson describes crabs walking on the sandy sea floor. A crab matches what Mia saw.
Whales and crabs are animals, but not fish. · Whales and crabs live in the ocean, but they are not fish. These examples show that ocean animals include more than fish.