Nature & science · Age 6

Animals & Body Signals — for 6-year-olds

Practice Animals & Body Signals with curriculum-aligned exercises for age 6. The exercises are grouped by sub-topic so kids can work through them in order or skip straight to the area they need.

24 exercises

Topics in this module

Choose simple responses to body signals (rest, drink, add/remove clothing, tell an adult).

Recognise body signals: tired, hungry, thirsty, hot, cold, hurt.

Explain simple uses of animal body parts (beak for pecking, fins for swimming).

Link feelings to body reactions (tummy rumbling, yawning, shivering, sweating).

Identify people who keep us safe and healthy (family, teachers, doctors).

Group animals by visible features (fur, feathers, scales; wings, legs).

Describe different animal movements: walk, hop, fly, swim, slither.

Name common animals: pets, farm animals, wild/local animals, simple insects.

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