Animal Habitat and Adaptation with Research

Animal Habitats

Multiple Choice

What is a habitat?

• A habit that an animal has

• An environment that an animal lives

• a behavior of an animal

​A forest

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​Desert

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​Ocean

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​Grassland

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Tundra

(Arctic)

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​Rainforest

Multiple Choice

Pond, garden, a rotting log or a desert is an example of:

• Habitat

• Trees

• Animals

Multiple Choice

Cactus is found in the following habitat:

​It lives in the forest.

​Where does the monkey live?

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It lives in the desert.

Where does the camel live?

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They live in the ocean.

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Where do sharks live?

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They live in grasslands.

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Where do lions live?

They live in the arctic.

Where do arctic foxes live?

Match

Match the following

Forest

Desert

Ocean

Arctic

Grassland

• Forest

• Desert

• Ocean

• Arctic

• Grassland

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Pouch​

A kangaroo has a pouch.

Because the baby grows in the pouch.

Tongue​

Giraffes have long tongues.

Because they need their tongues to eat leaves.

Fur​

​Dogs have thick fur.

Because the fur keeps them warm.

Horns​

​Bulls have horns.

Because they need their horns to fight.

Claws​

​Bears have claws.

Because they need their claws to hunt.

Fins​

​Sharks have fins.

Because they need fins to swim.

Wings​

​Eagles have wings.

Because they need their wings to fly.

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Why do bears have ​

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Because they need to hunt for food.

Match

Match the following

pouch

long tongue

thick fur

horns

claws

• pouch

• long tongue

• thick fur

• horns

• claws

Multiple Choice

What does it mean to CAMOUFLAGE?

• when a weak animal copies a stronger animal to warn of predators

• when an animal is able to change colors to survive in an enviornment

• when an animal hibernates during the winter.

Multiple Choice

Select that animal that is using camouflage

Multiple Choice

Select the animal that is uses mimicry to survive

Multiple Choice

What is a behavioral adaptation?

• Something an animal does to survive

• How an animal looks

• A structure that an animal has

• A bear's thick fur

Multiple Choice

Birds flying south 800 miles to find food and to escape cold winters is an example of

• Hibernating

• Migrating

• Camouflage

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a physical adaptation?

• a bear hibernating in the winter

• a bird with a sharp beak

• a fish with scales on its body

Multiple Choice

According tho the graph, which animal travels the longest distance?

• Hummingbirds

• Snow Geese

• Seals

• Monarch Butterflies

Multiple Choice

An animal has blubber and thick fur to keep warm. What habitat is this animal most likely from?

• Tundra

• Rainforest

• Grasslands

• Desert

Select and investigate!

Select any animal and find out about its adaptation by clicking on the links provided on the next slide! Fill out the information on the Animal Research slide in your Google Classroom. Enjoy!

Some examples are armadillo, chameleon, hummingbird, platypus, cheetah, camel, narwhal, gecko, archerfish, woodpecker, sloth, seahorse, praying mantis, crocodile, or lion.

Research  Websites

1. Video: How to put a picture in Google Slides.

2.  Kiddle

3. KidSearch

4. National Geographic for Kids

5. Ducksters