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Exploring an Elephant Body Parts

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Skills & activity types:
  • science observation
  • matching
  • observation
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Learn the main parts of an elephant's body, including the head, trunk, tusk, and foot, and match each part to the functions and actions they perform.

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Centred around a cartoon illustration of an elephant with labels for body parts (Head, Ear, Tail, Leg, Foot, Tusk, Trunk, Eye). Surrounding the elephant are scenes representing actions: Drinks Water (pond), Noise (speaker icon), Eats Food (palm trees and pumpkins), Walks (forest path), and Communicates (elephant with a photographer).

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