Animal Eyes
There are many ways to see the world. Eyes can be of different shapes and colors. They also work in various ways. Let's learn more about sight in animals as we explore animal eyes.
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Animal Eye Cards
Watch the video and guess which animal's eye you see. If your child is younger, you can print out the animal eye cards for them to use as they watch the video. After the video, classroom teachers can put the animal eye cards on different desks. Give each kid 4 sticky notes. Have them do a gallery walk around the different photos and put some comments about the eyes next to four of them. If a photo already has 4 sticky notes, then they need to comment on a different photo. Go over some of their comments as a class. In small groups, have kids compare human eyes to an animal’s eyes using the comparison sheet.
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Can You Guess the Animal Eyes?
Guess the animal just by looking at its eyes? There are so many unique ways of seeing this world. Let's explore some different types of sight. This video will slowly zoom out starting with the eye of an animal. This video is great for kids and adults alike. Have fun guessing the animal eyeballs.
Eye Model
Picasso Puzzle
Eye Stickers
Mantis Shrimp
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