Reptile Song
The Reptile Song by Have Fun Teaching is perfect for teaching and learning all about reptiles. This animated music video teaches that reptiles breathe with lungs, have claws and scales, lay eggs on land, use the sun for heat and are cold-blooded.
While watching the Reptile Song, students learn the traits of reptiles with a catchy song, fun animal sounds, and a chance to move and dance. Your kids will be singing this song about reptiles over and over.
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How to teach Reptiles
The Reptile Song by Have Fun Teaching is perfect for teaching and learning all about reptiles. This animated music video teaches that reptiles breathe with lungs, have claws and scales, lay eggs on land, use the sun for heat and are cold-blooded.
While watching the Reptile Song, students learn the traits of reptiles with a catchy song, fun animal sounds, and a chance to move and dance. Your kids will be singing this song about reptiles over and over.
The Reptile Song is a Science song from the Have Fun Teaching Animal Song. It is a great fit for preschool, kindergarten, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade lessons on animal classification.
Reptile Song Lyrics
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.
Why learn about Reptiles?
- Learning the traits of reptiles helps kids sort animals into groups.
- Cold-blooded, scales and claws are key science words for describing reptiles.
- Knowing that reptiles use the sun for heat explains why snakes and lizards bask in the sun.
- Moving like a snake and dancing like a turtle keeps young learners active while they remember the facts.
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