Y3 Animals With and Without Bony Skeletons

Pupils learn that not all animals have a bony skeleton! Humans, dogs, cats and birds are examples of animals with bony skeletons. Slugs, worms and jellyfish are examples of animals without a bony skeleton. Pupils learn that all animals with a bony skeleton have a backbone and that these animals are called vertebrates. They also learn that animals without a bony skeleton or a backbone are called invertebrates (a cut, sort and paste activity).

Learning Objectives:

  • PoS - identify that humans and some animals have skeletons and muscles for support, protection and movement
  • WS - pupils should gather, record, classify and present data in a variety of ways to help in answering questions; make systematic and careful observations using straightforward scientific evidence to answer questions or to support their findings

This resource is available in the below packages.

Sigma Science – Year 3

Sigma Science KS2

Sigma Science - Year 3 Sigma Science - Year 4 Sigma Science - Year 5 Sigma Science - Year 6

Sigma Science KS2 Complete

Sigma Science Assessment KS2 Sigma Science - Year 3 Sigma Science - Year 4 Sigma Science - Year 5 Sigma Science - Year 6

Sigma Science KS1 & KS2 Complete

Sigma Science - Year 1 Sigma Science - Year 2 Sigma Science - Year 3 Sigma Science - Year 4 Sigma Science - Year 5 Sigma Science - Year 6 Sigma Science Assessment KS1 Sigma Science Assessment KS2