SCIENTIFIC NAMES OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS IN INDIA

Unit 9:DesertsI.Find out the natural features of a desert.rainfallrainfall(little / rare)climateclimate(hot /cold/ dry)plants // treesPlantstrees(few kinds )soilsoil(dry/ sandy)animalsanimals(few kinds)DESERTSseasonsseasons

indigo, which was widely .cultivated in India and exported from there, and from woad,a plant common in Europe and also used in the Near East from the beginning of the10 Christian era. Before the first, nonfading "solid" green was invented in[r]

T O P I C2Human Impactson EcosystemsFigure 1.11 How do you think the changes shown in these photographs might have affected theplants and animals that live in this ecosystem?When you look out the window, are you looking at the same scenethat you might have seen 100 years[r]

Well, maybe because they don’t knowthe importance of conservation.4.5. Have you ever thought of protectingEr, yes. I think we should reducewater pollution by not throwing trash into thewildlife from extinction?rivers.While-speaking (20 mn)5.Teacher: Work with your partner. UseUm, we ha[r]

102714513411159168311217SUGGESTION OF CLASS PLANTask aim: to practise spelling, vocabulary and the 3rd person singular.•Use Worksheet only when students have learnt the names of the animals– make sure they understand which animal you’re talking about - and c[r]

My role is to create environments that allow animals to display natural behaviour andfor visitors to see animals in areas which really do appear to be very natural.Page 1 of 5Richard says:‘to create’,‘to display’,‘to see’,‘to be’.These infinitives all function in d[r]

The activities in this workbook do doubleduty as both vocabulary practice and earth science review with a collection of word scrambles, crosswords, and quizzes about animals, plants and planets.
Contents:
Nature Trivia
Landforms Crossword
Minerals Match Up
Animal Life Crossword
Animal Scramble[r]

Time: 45 minutesI. Objectives:1. Educational aim:- Students work in pairs to ask anh answer some questions about endangeredanimals- Students talk about the information of some endangered animals2. Knowledge:- General knowledge: endangered animals- Language: + The way to m[r]

THANKSGIVINGMATCH THE WORDS TO THE PICTURESPILGRIMCELEBRATIONMAYFLOWERHARVESTCORNTURKEYINDIANSCORNUCOPIADINNERComplete the story. Fill pumpkin gaps.Thanksgiving is on the 4th Thursday in .celebration.Many Europeans went to America in 1620 with a ship calledto find the new life. The win[r]

Everyone can make small concerted efforts to help protect wildlife. Wildlife is increasingly becoming more threatened due to human activity and irresponsibly. The biggest threat to wildlife is habitat loss due to deforestation, overgrazing, farming, development, and pollution. These issues also lead[r]

Conservation, sustainable use and protection of (1) ______ resources include plants,animals, mineral deposits, soil, clean (2)______, clean air and fossil fuels such as coal, petroleum, and natural gas. Natural (3)______ are grouped into two categories, rene[r]

Beauty in nature Beauty is hard to define but easy to recognise. In nature beauty may be discerned in all things and places, even in the most unexpected regions of the earth. There is beauty in the infinite variety of flowers, birds, animals and plants, many of which are vividl[r]

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English Banana.comTest Your Research SkillsMore Interesting Place Names 2Below is a list of towns and villages in England, Scotland and Wales.However, among the real place names there are up to ten fake names. Usingan atlas of Great Britain, fi[r]

Nitrogen is an essential macromolecule necessary for suitable growth and development of plants by playing a vital role in biochemical and physiological functions throughout the life cycle. Early node 93 (ENOD93-1) gene is well known for significantly responding to both N induction and N reduction in[r]

Connect the dots to match the animals and their names.....................cowpighorsemousegoatdonkeychick

Call out the following 'fuel stick names': an operation, a promise, a photocopy, aninterest, to work, a speech, crossword, fun, a speech, time, the message,work, the feel, an effort, judo, nowhere. Teams take turns to write the fuel sticknames in the appropriate rocket booster. Reward[r]

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________The DesertDeserts are very dry places.Deserts get very little rain.Also, deserts are very hot.Deserts have special plants.These plan[r]

... with limited infection of animals SPF lambs, advantages availability animals experimental particular haemolytica have would ready in animals P of animal animals sheep, of in haemolytica P with proved... number and costly A model seasonal laboratory low and cost infection of available the small a[r]

Find the names of the animals andwrite them on the line.Number the animals according to the sound they produce.12354678910111