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Song About Animal Groups for Children/ Animal Classification /Vertebrates/ Sing and Learn Science

An educational song about the animal classification of vertebrates. Have fun and 'sing science' with us. This song has been created by Little Volcanoes to be sung in our science classes. We hope your little scientists will like it, and we believe that it will help them remember the names of the animal groups and their characteristics. Check out our ZOOM ONLINE LESSONS for 4-9 years old scientists and you can learn about volcanoes (and other exciting things) with us live! https://little-volcanoes-science.clas... Find more about us: www.littlevolcanoes.co.uk FB: Little Volcanoes Science Instagram: little_volcanoes_science YouTube: Little Volcanoes Science    / @littlevolcanoesscience4189   Check our other videos: Song About Breathing, Oxygen, and Carbon Dioxide:    • Song About Breathing, Oxygen and Carb...   Volcano Song:    • VOLCANO SONG FOR KIDS with LYRICS and...   Please subscribe and support us. Thank you! ‘ANIMAL GROUPS’ SONG Lyrics: Little Volcanoes Tune: Little Volcanoes If you have a backbone, welcome to this song. You are a vertebrate, come and sing along! We are mammals our blood is warm How many legs? Most of us- 4. We have some hair or some fur. Our babies drink milk. That’s what they prefer. We are amazing, clever animals. How will you sort us into different groups? Mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and birds, Fish. They come last. There are 5 groups. We are birds. We have 2 wings, Fluffy feathers and singing skills. 1 strong beak and 2 thin legs. In a cosy nest, we lay our eggs. We are reptiles with dry scales We lay eggs and have long tails. Cold-blooded creatures, we need the sun! When we are cold, we can’t have fun. We are amazing, clever animals. How will you sort us into different groups? Mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and birds, Fish. They come last. There are 5 groups. Amphibians, well, when we are young, We breathe with gills. Then we grow a long tongue. When we grow up, we breathe with lungs. We lay eggs and we don’t need our mums! We are slimy fish, we breathe with gills We have amazing swimming skills. We lay many eggs and have strong fins. No hands, no legs but scaly skin. We are amazing, clever animals. How will you sort us into different groups? Mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and birds, Fish. They come last. There are 5 groups.