| Invertebrates |
| To: "The Itsy Bitsy Spider" by Tim R.(2005) The itsy bitsy spider was an arthropod. He had jointed legs which made him look quite odd. Eating many insects caught in webs he spun, Being an arachnid sounds like lots of fun . |
| Tommy the Clam by Tim R. (2005) Tommy was a curious clam His friends all say he's odd. A few call him a bivalve, Some a gastropod. He was dumb, he had no brain Though his muscles were quite strong. Went ashore and couldn't breathe, And didn't last too long! |
| to :"Its's A Small World" by Nadia L.(2005) It's a world of mollusks and world of worms, It's a world of animals that crawl and squirm. No backbone they share, its time we're aware... It's an invertebrate world after all. It's a world of snails, which are gastropods. It's a world of squid, which are cephalopods. Lobsters are crustaceans, it's all a revelation... It's an invertebrate world after all. It's an arthropoda world after all, It's a cnidaria world after all, It's a porifera world after all, Phyla of invertebrates all! |
| Starfish (to: "Wheels on the Bus" by Liz P.(2005) Starfish are very durable, very durable, very durable, Starfish are very durable, capable of many things. If you cut them up, they will regrow, will regrow, will regrow. If you cut them up, they will regrow, they're capable of regeneration. At the end of each arm they have an eyespot, have an eyespot, have an eyespot. At the end of each arm they have an eyespot with which to detect light. In order to help open a clam, open a clam, open a clam. In order to help open a clam they use their water vascular system. To help digest these clams, digest these clams , digest these clams. To help digest these clams, they insert their stomach. What type of symmetry do starfish have, starfish have, starfish have? What type of symmetry do starfish have, ...radial symmetry. If you're wondering where they live, where they live , where they live? If you're wondering whey they live, they live in the sea. |
| Round worms (to "London Bridge is Falling Down" By Liz P. (2005) Round worms are nematodes, nematodes, nematodes. Round worms are nematodes, with no skeleton. They take their food in through the mouth, through the mouth, through the mouth, They take their food in through the mouth and wastes go out the anus. They don't have a skeleton, skeleton, skeleton. They don't have a skeleton, only muscles the length of the body. Some roundworms are parasites, parasites, parasites, Some roundworms are parasites and live inside a host. |
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