Animal Habitat

Lesson 1

Multiple Choice

These are animal ______.

• food

• clothes

• habitats

Animal Habitats

How have these animals adapted to their environment?

Savannah

Aquatic/Ocean

Desert

Arctic/Polar

Forest

Multiple Choice

Which animal DO NOT live in a forest habitat?

• frog

• penguin

• squirrel

• deer

Multiple Choice

Which animal DO NOT live in a Savannah habitat?

• giraffe

• seal

• lion

• snake

Multiple Choice

The Arctic/Polar Habitat is very hot in summer.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The Desert Habitat is very hot in day and cold at night.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Camels live in a _____ habitat.

• desert

• forest

• savannah

• mountain

Multiple Choice

Elephants live in a _____ habitat.

• desert

• forest

• savannah

• mountain

Multiple Choice

Lions live in an ocean habitat.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

All animals live in the same habitat?

• True

• False

Animal Habitats

A habitat is a natural environment that an animal lives in. A habitat
provides animals with 3 important things:

•Food and water;

•shelter;

•a safe place to raise their young.

Multiple Choice

What do animals need to survive?

• Food, water and clothes

• Food, water and shelter

• Water, shelter and shoes

• Friends, food and water

Lesson 2

Teacher Mary

Multiple Choice

Owls live in a _____ habitat.

• desert

• forest

• savannah

• mountain

Multiple Choice

Which animal does NOT live in a Forest Habitat?

• Woodpecker

• Frog

• Snake

• Zebra

Lesson 2
Vocabulary.

1.Forest
Habitats

2.Food and
water

3.Shelter

4. Safe place

Forest Habitat

What Do Birds Need in a Habitat?

•Food, such as berries, worms
and small insects.

•Camouflage, so that they are
less visible to predators.

•Materials for nest-building,
such as twigs and leaves.

This means…

… birds are best suited to
living in places where there are
plenty of trees, such as woods,
gardens and parks.

Multiple Choice

Birds eat food such as ______.

• candy, worms, nuts

• berries, worms and small insects

• people, worms and nuts

Forest Habitat

•Camouflage, so that they are
less visible to predators, such as
otters, birds and fish.

•Water is needed for drinking
and for laying their eggs in.

This means…

… frogs are best suited to living in
places where there is water, such
as near a pond or lake.

predator: an animal that

hunts other animals.

Forest Habitat

•Camouflage, so that they are
less visible to predators, such as
otters, birds and fish.

•Water is needed for drinking
and for laying their eggs in.

This means…

… frogs are best suited to living in
places where there is water, such
as near a pond or lake.

predator: an animal that

hunts other animals.

​•Food, such as flies, cockroaches  and spiders are caught on the  frog’s long, sticky tongue.  Bigger frogs can eat bigger  animals, like mice and birds.

Multiple Choice

Frogs have a sticky tongue.

• true

• false

Multiple Choice

If the frog is the predator, what is its prey?

• elephant

• spider

• lion

• bananas

Lesson 2B

Teacher Mary

Savannah Habitat

Multiple Choice

Which Continent has the biggest Savannah?

• Europe

• South America

• Africa

• Asia

Multiple Choice

It rains all year round in the Savannah?

• True

• False

Lesson 2B
Vocabulary.

1.Savannah
Habitats

2.Camouflage

3. Savanna

4. Prey

Animal Camouflage

Multiple Choice

How do lions camouflage?

• They don't

• They hide in the grass

• They sit in a tree

Savanna Habitat

What Do Lions Need in a Habitat?

•Water to stay hydrated in hot conditions.

•Prey, such as antelopes and zebras, to eat.

•Camouflage, such as long grass to hide in whilst they hunt
their prey.

This means…

… lions are best suited to living in places
where there are plenty of zebras to eat
and there is long grass to hide in, such as
the plains of Africa.

prey: an animal that is hunted
and eaten by another animal.

Multiple Choice

The Savannah Habitat is dry and hot.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

What do lions eat?

• plants

• fruits and vegetables

• meat

• nuts and berries

Lesson 3

Teacher Mary

Aquatic/Ocean Habitat

Arctic/Polar Habitats

Multiple Choice

The ocean habitat covers over ___% of the Earth surface.

• 20%

• 90%

• 70%

• 10%

Multiple Choice

There are many different plants in the ocean?

• True

• False

Lesson 3
Vocabulary.

1.Aquatic/
Ocean Habitats

2.Camouflage

3. Detecting

4. Predators

Multiple Choice

Sharks can detect prey by vibrations/movements.

• True

• False

Aquatic/Ocean Habitat

What Do Sharks Need in this
Habitat?

•Food, such as fish, and smaller
sharks. They can’t see well so
sharks use their sense of smell to
find food hiding under the water.

•Camouflage, the upper side of a
shark is dark to blend in with the
water undersides are lighter to blend
in with the lighter surface of the sea.

•Hunting they hunt by detecting
movement or smell blood in the
water.

This means…

… sharks are great predators.

Multiple Choice

Which one is NOT a fish?

• Tuna

• Clownfish

• Swordfish

• Starfish

Multiple Choice

Sharks eat ____.

• fish and smaller sharks

• seaweed

• jellyfish

• whales

Lesson 3B
Vocabulary.

1.Arctic/Polar
Habitats

2.Camouflage

3. Seals

4. Reindeer

Multiple Choice

This is a ____ habitat.

• ice

• snow

• polar

• ice water

Multiple Choice

The polar habitat is ____ and _____.

• cold and rainy

• cold and dry

• warm and rainy

• sunny and hot

Arctic/Polar Habitat

What Do Polar Bear Need in a
Habitat?

•Food, such as seals, reindeer and
fish. They can even use their sense of
smell to find seals hiding under
the snow.

•Camouflage, so that they are harder
to spot. Their fur reflects the white of
the snow around them and lets
them blend in.

•Sea ice for hunting on, living on and
breeding on.

This means…

… polar bears are best suited to
living in the Arctic Circle.

Multiple Choice

Which animal lives in the polar habitat?

• Polar bear

• Clownfish

• Lion

• Formosa black bear

Lesson 4

Teacher Mary

Desert Habitat
Mountain Habitat

Lesson 4
Vocabulary.

1.Desert
Habitat

2. Camel

3. Scorpio

4. Thorney Devil

Multiple Choice

The desert is ___ in the day and ___ at night.

• hot, cold

• hot, hot

• cold, hot

• cold, cold

Multiple Choice

What is this called?

• Thorney devil

• Stick devil

• Desert Devil

• Sharp devil

Desert Habitat

What Do Camels Need in a Habitat?

•Water, store water in the bloodstream and can go without water for many
days.

•Food, such as grass, grains, wheat, oats and even cactus plants.

•Its humps, most of a camel's fat is stored in its humps, which allows for
better thermoregulation.

This means…

… Camels are
adapted to live in
extreme
environments,
both hot and cold.

Multiple Choice

Camels need water every day.

• True

• False

• Maybe

Lesson 4B Vocabulary.

1.Mountain
Habitat

2.Formosa Black
Bear

3. Bighorn sheep

4. Hibernate

Multiple Choice

Formosa black bear hibernate.

• True

• False

Mountain Habitat

•Age, in the wild about 15 – 20 years and in captivity 20-30 years.

•Food, such as fruit, meat and insects.

•Its V shape, Formosa black bears can be recognized by the V shape
on its neck.

Note that …

… Formosa Black
Bears don’t
hibernated because
they can find food all
year round.

What Do Formosa Black Bear need in a Habitat?

Multiple Choice

The formosa black bear lives in a ____ habitat.

• desert

• polar

• savannah

• mountain

Animal Habitats

Can you match the animal with their environment?

Animal Habitats

We (humans) are able to change our environments to make them

habitable with technology and buildings. We are able to live in most

conditions. Some animals cannot do this and have become

extinct as a result.

extinct: there are
no more of that
species/animal
left in the world.

Last
Note