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Revision as of 10:10, 20 April 2019
Contents
Key Stage 1
Meaning
A picture of an elephant.
An elephant is a large grey animal with 4 legs and a trunk.
About Elephants
- The trunk on an elephant is a very long nose.
- An elephant can grow two very long teeth called tusks.
Examples
| African Elephant Picture | Indian Elephant Picture |
| This is a picture of an African elephant. | This is a picture of an Indian elephant. |
Key Stage 2
Meaning
An elephant is a grey mammal with 4 legs and a trunk.
About Elephants
Lifecyle of an Elephant
| Foetus | Young | Adult |
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| An elephant starts its life inside the mother getting its food through the umbilical cord. | When a elephant has been born it cannot eat so it gets milk from its mother to survive. This 'young' is an elephant calf. | An adult elephant is mature and can have it's own offspring. |
Key Stage 3
Meaning
An elephant is a grey mammal with 4 legs and a trunk.
About Elephants
- As a mammal elephants:
- Are vertebrates
- Feed their offspring with milk.
- Give birth to live young.
- Keep a constant internal temperature.
Key Stage 4
Meaning
An elephant is a grey animal with 4 legs and a trunk in the class; mammal.
About Elephants
- As a mammal elephants:
- Are vertebrates
- Feed their offspring with milk.
- Are viviparous.
- Are homeotherms.