Animals including Humans - Answers

The Year Two Animals including Humans worksheet provides a variety of questions designed to test students' understanding of animal types, their life cycles, and human biology. In the first question, students are tasked with matching animals to their reproductive methods by drawing lines to connect them, discerning between those that lay eggs and those that give birth. The second question requires students to identify animals that do not care for their offspring, with the correct answers being the Great White Shark and Frog.

Further into the worksheet, students must link the life cycles of different animals, demonstrating their grasp of the stages of development in various species. They are also asked to sequence the human life stages correctly by numbering them from 1 to 6. For a more detailed understanding of human growth, students list two milestones that toddlers achieve, such as walking, talking, and feeding themselves. The sixth question challenges students to distinguish between essential items for survival and those that are merely desirable, such as food, water, and air versus mobile phones, chairs, and books. Additionally, they learn about moderation by identifying items that should be consumed in limited amounts. Finally, the worksheet educates students on hygiene practices by having them describe occasions when handwashing is necessary, including after using the toilet and before eating.