Describe the shape, size and colours of these animals.
Squirrels are small mammals with a compact body shape, about 20-30 cm in length (size of a hand), with brown or grey fur and a long, bushy tail.
They have small rounded ears and dark eyes.
Butterflies are insects with slender bodies about 2-5 cm long, with large colourful wings that can be orange, yellow, blue, white, or patterned with multiple colours.
Their wings have intricate designs and they have thin antennae on their heads.
Explanation
Students are asked to describe the animals they observed in detail, including their shape, size, and colours. This develops observation and descriptive writing skills.
Solution Steps
Squirrels: Small mammals with compact body, 20-30 cm length, brown or grey fur, long bushy tail, small rounded ears, and dark eyes
Butterflies: Insects with slender body, 2-5 cm long, large colourful wings (orange, yellow, blue, white, or multi-coloured), intricate wing designs, and thin antennae