ENGLISH 5nd grade

presentation :

aNIMALS
By: Group Green
hello
Hi everyone , today we are going to
present about the largest extant bears——
Polar Bears
 “
“Animals are born who they are,
accept it, and that is that. They live
with greater peace than people do.”

—Gregory Maguire
Table of contents

01 03
Polar What’s
bears going on
02 04
Habitat
of polar summAry
bear
 01
Polar
bears
introduction
The polar bear is a hyper carnivorous bear
whose native range lies largely within the
Arctic Circle, encompassing the Arctic Ocean,
its surrounding seas and surrounding land
masses. It is the largest extant bear species,
as well as the largest extant land carnivore.
 Facts about
Polar BEARS
● Black skin and hollow hair

● extremely dangerous animal

● classified as marine mammals

● can swim constantly for days at a time

● can extract polar bear DNA from footprints

● face more threats than climate change

Polar Bears

*Is it cute?*
Polar Bears sizes

HEIGHT WEIGHT

MALE About 2.5 meters 300-800 kg

FEMALE About 1.8 meters 150-300 kg

Fun activity 1 : Is it true ?
Write down TRUE or FALSE

Biggest extant bear species

Black skin and white hair

Classified as marine mammals

Can swim constantly for days

Only face climate change

 02
Habitat of
Polar Bear
Polar bears lives in Arctic.
It’s super cold and beautiful there.
Animals in the habitat

Arctic fox Snowy owl

Arctic ground
Reindeer
squirrel
Animals in the Arctic ocean

Killer whale walrus Harp seal

One of the Food chain in the Arctic

Hi , I’m here
Fun activity 1 :Which is the Animal?
Connect each animal with its corresponding name:

Arctic fox

Arctic ground
squirrel

Harp Seal
Another picture
of polar bear
Wow! Look there’s a cute
female polar bear cub!
 03
What’s
going on
 36,000
Polar bears left in the wild (it’s about to extinct)
 What is the problem?

Polar bears are getting lesser in number

nowadays. Other than climate changing , other
concerns for polar bears include lethal response to
human-polar bear conflict, toxic pollution in the
environment, and direct impacts from industrial
development, such as disturbance of maternal
dens or contact with an oil spill, and potential
overhunting of some subpopulations. and more.
 How can we help to save them?

We can all contribute to reducing climate change, and therefore help

polar bears and other endangered species. A significant cause of climate
change is the emission of polluting gases from burning fossil fuels, such as
coal and oil. Fossil fuels are burned when we use electricity or drive our cars,
among other things.

Here are just a few important things we can do to help reduce global warming:
1.Use our cars less (walk or take public transport whenever possible)
2.Use energy efficient light bulbs (these are available in most household stores —
encourage your parents and teachers to buy them!)
3.Recycle more and avoid products that have lots of packaging.
4.Turn off electric devices when you're not using them.
Use All these actions will help reduce the amount of pollution we create.
 :plese choose A correct
ANSWER.

1)How many Polar A) 3600 B) 6300

bears left in the
wild C) 36000 D) 33600

CORRECT ANSWER : C
 04
Summary
 The Polar bear lives in the land or big floating
ice of arctic . Adult males can be 2.5 meters high
and can weigh from 300 to 800 kilos , while
females can be 2 meters high and weigh about
300 kilos . It is the largest extant carnivore in the
world , and it eats animals such as seals and
walrus.
 The polar bear is now being nearer to
extinction as it’s number is falling nowadays.
Problems like climate change , toxic pollution in the
environment , potential overhunting of some
subpopulations are making them extinct.
 We can take public transport or walk whenever
possible to replace the number of cars so that we can
lower air pollution. Other than that , we can also
recycle more and avoid products that have lots of
packaging . At last , turn off electric devices when
we’re not using them .These are the ways to save the
polar bears , in for a penny, in for a pound.
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*Information sources:
Google , English textbook.*