Tests. I explore the world Grade 3. Human and living nature-2. Animals and their habitat

Intermediate

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1 hrs

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Ukrainian English

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These interactive tests will help third-grade students gain a deeper understanding of the animal world and their habitats. With vibrant illustrations and diverse tasks, children will learn to recognize different animal species, their adaptations to their environment, and their interactions with other living organisms. The tests are designed to promote ecological thinking and a responsible attitude towards nature.

This diagnostic work will help assess the level of understanding and retention of the material covered on the topic and identify any gaps. The diagnostic work can be used independently of the textbook.

The expected outcomes of the course are to verify the development of the following competencies:

Understanding of living organisms: animals, fungi;
Identifying characteristics of animals, their organs, and the conditions necessary for the survival of various organisms (plants, animals, humans);
Naming natural communities and conservation measures for animals;
Providing examples of animals from the Red Book of Ukraine and explaining the necessity of their protection;
Understanding the significance of water, air, light, and warmth for organisms;
Describing animal behavior based on personal observations and information from additional sources;
Recognizing and naming animals and fungi from different groups (2-3 representatives each);
Comparing and classifying animals based on specific features;
Associating animals (from images, collections, etc.) with their living conditions;
Modeling the relationships between animals, organisms, and their environment;
Observing and describing animal behavior;
Caring for animals and sharing experiences with others;
Drawing conclusions about the relationships between organisms and the non-living environment, showing an emotional and value-based attitude towards living nature, and caring for it.