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Teachers: get this Animal Song video free for your classroom. No ads, no YouTube needed 👉 https://www.havefunteaching.com/resource/animal-song-animated-music-video/ Animal song for kids! This science song teaches the six main animal groups (mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians and insects), what makes each group different, and the sounds some of the animals make, and kids get to move and dance like each one. It's a great fit for elementary science lessons on animal classification and doubles as a brain break. 🎵 More animal songs, worksheets & activities: https://www.havefunteaching.com/resources/science/animals/ 📚 10,000+ teaching resources for PreK–6th grade: https://www.havefunteaching.com/ Animal Song Lyrics: Mammals have lungs that breathe the air Warm-blooded bodies that have fur or hair Mammals give birth to their living young Mothers give milk to their daughters and sons Dogs say, “Ruff” Cats say, “Meow” Cows say, “Moo” Humans say, “Wow” Monkeys say, “Ooh Ooh Ooh” Horses say, “Neigh” Elephants say, “Ppphhh” Dolphins say, “Click Click Click” Move like a mammal. Now, dance like a mammal. Birds have beaks, but they don’t have any teeth Flying high in the sky and they can walk on two feet Birds lay eggs and are warm-blooded creatures They have backbones and they are covered with feathers Birds say, “Tweet Tweet” Move like a bird. Now, dance like a bird. Fish have fins and are covered with scales They swim in the water and breathe with their gills Fish skeletons are made of cartilage or bones They live in freshwater, saltwater, oceans and ponds Fish say, “Glulp, Glulp” Fish say, “Wshh Wshh” Move like a fish. Now, dance like a fish. Reptiles use their lungs to breathe They have claws on their feet and use the sun for heat Reptiles have scales and lay eggs on the land They are cold-blooded animals with no sweat glands Snakes say, “Sssss” Alligators say, “Chomp Chomp” Move like a snake. Now, dance like a turtle. Amphibians live on the land and in the water Their babies have gills, but metamorphosis takes over Their skin is moist and they don’t have scales Salamanders can grow back their arms, legs and tails Frogs say, “Ribbit Ribbit” Toads say, “Rrraw” Jump like a frog. Now, dance like a frog. Insects have an exoskeleton They have a head, a thorax, and an abdomen Most have wings, but they all have six legs They have two antennae and they lay a lot of eggs Bees say, “Zzzzzzz” Crickets say, “Chirp, Chirp” Move like a bug. Now, dance like a bug. 🔔 Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/havefunteaching?sub_confirmation=1 🎧 Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/have-fun-teaching/330080674 📌 Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/havefunteaching/ 👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/havefunteaching/ #AnimalSong #ScienceSong #HaveFunTeaching

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