| Sandy shores | Mudflats | Animals | Plants | Tides | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 
					  What are sandy shores mostly made out of?					 
					 Sand | 
					  What are mudflats mostly made out of?					 
					 Mud | 
					  Do snails switch shells or grow shells?					 
					 Snails grow shells. | ||
| 
					  What is the most common object you'll find in the sand?					 
					 Sea shells | 
					  What is the most common animal in the mudflats?					 
					 Birds | 
					  What animal switches shells as they grow?					 
					 Hermit crabs | ||
| 
					  What is another name for a sandy shore?					 
					 Beach | 
					  What is another name for mudflats?					 
					 Tidal flats | 
					  If a starfish looses a leg will it grow it back?					 
					 Yes | ||
| 
					  How does sand form?					 
					 by the tiny remains of rocks that erode down to small particles that are picked up by wind or water. | 
					  How are mudflats formed?					 
					 From silts, clay and organic matter that have been deposited by the moving tide and currents. | 
					  What is the most common animal that lives in shells?					 
					 Snails | 
					  What does a high tide bring to the shore?					 
					 Food and nutrients. | |
| 
					  What are sandy shores?					 
					 they are loose deposits of sand, gravel or shells that cover the shoreline. | 
					  What is a mudflat?					 
					 are coastal wetlands that form when mud is deposited by tides or rivers. | 
					  Why do animals hide in the sand?					 
					 because they don't want to be pulled into the water or because they don't want to be eaten by other animals. | 
					  What is the most common plant in the beach?					 
					 the beach grass | 
					  What is an intertidal zone?					 
					 is the area exposed between high and low tides. |