Reptiles

What is a reptile?

• A cold- blooded vertebrate with tough, dry, and scaly skin.

• A warm- blooded vertebrate that has feathers and wings.

How do reptiles breathe?

• With their noses

• They always breathe using lungs.

Describe a reptile's skin

• It is blue.

• It is tough, dry, and scaly.

How is this type of skin helpful to the reptiles?

• It protects the reptile from being eaten and protects it as it moves across the ground.

• This skin helps the reptiles move in the water easily.

Are toads, salamanders, and frogs reptiles?

• Yes

• No

Where can you find reptiles?

• They live in the school.

• They live in different kinds of places, such as deserts, forests, swamps or in oceans.

How do reptiles who live in water breathe?

• Reptiles who live in water breathe with lungs but they all must come to the surface to breathe air.

• They breathe with their long legs.

Where do reptiles lay their eggs?

• They lay their eggs in water.

• They lay their eggs on land.

How do baby reptiles look compared to adult reptiles?

• They look like Ms. Castillo.

• They look like adult reptiles but smaller.

How did God create reptiles?

• By the power of His eyes.

• He spoke and the reptiles were created.