Earthworm Anatomy and Functions

The video begins with a morning routine including songs and a weather update. It then introduces earthworms, describing their characteristics and anatomy. The teacher explains various parts of an earthworm, such as the prosto Miam, anole, paired setae, clitellum, and para propped. An interactive activity follows, where students match earthworm parts with pictures. Finally, students are encouraged to create their own earthworm story and share it on Seesaw.

What is the main topic of today's circle time?

• Clouds

• Rainbows

• Earthworms

• Butterflies

How many days are there in a week?

• Five

• Eight

• Six

• Seven

What is the classification of earthworms?

• Invertebrates

• Vertebrates

• Reptiles

• Mammals

Why are earthworms sticky and slimy?

• To help them move faster

• To keep them from drying out

• To attract mates

• To scare predators

What is the function of the prosto Miam in earthworms?

• To help them digest food

• To help them breathe

• To help them see their environment

• To help them reproduce

What are the segments on an earthworm's body called?

• Clitellum

• Paired setae

• Anole

• Prosto Miam

What is the purpose of the paired setae in earthworms?

• To help them move and burrow

• To help them breathe

• To help them reproduce

• To help them see

What is the clitellum used for in earthworms?

• To help them see

• To digest food

• To help them move

• To form a cocoon

Where is the para propped located on an earthworm?

• At the tail end

• At the head

• On the sides

• In the middle

What activity are students encouraged to do after learning about earthworms?

• Build a model of an earthworm

• Sing a song about earthworms

• Write a story about an earthworm

• Draw a picture of an earthworm