Animal Habitats Activity – Freshwater, Grasslands, Forest, Ocean
Using this Animal Habitats Activity – Freshwater, Grasslands, Forest,Ocean, students sort animal pictures into four different habitats.
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How to teach Animal Habitats
Using this Animal Habitats Activity – Freshwater, Grasslands, Forest, Ocean, students sort animal pictures into four different habitats- Freshwater, Grasslands, Forest, or Ocean.
This sort helps students make connections between the animals and their habitats. They are able to determine qualities that each animal must have to be successful in that habitat.
Identify an animal’s habitat by sorting the animal picture cards onto the various habitat mats. To play a game with multiple players, deal picture cards to each player. Spin the spinner to land on a habitat. If you have an animal card in your hand that lives in that habitat, discard it on the mat. If you do not have a matching animal, the next player spins. Players take turns until one player has gotten rid of all of their cards.After sorting, draw a picture of a habitat and the animals that live there.
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Check out this companion Animal Activity Sort for additional practice sorting animals into different habitats.
Introduce this activity by writing each of the habitats on the board. Ask students to share what they know about each habitat. Then, distribute the activity to students to sort animals individually or with a partner.
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