The video lesson introduces the concept of habitats, explaining where plants and animals live. It covers different habitats such as deserts and forests, highlighting the specific needs of plants and animals in these environments. An experiment is conducted to compare the growth of plants in desert and forest conditions. The lesson concludes with an activity involving counting trees and drawing animals in a forest scene.

What is the main objective of the lesson on habitats?

• To identify different types of plants

• To explain where plants and animals live

• To learn about the water cycle

• To study the life cycle of animals

Which of the following is NOT a habitat mentioned in the lesson?

• Ocean

• Mountain

• Desert

• Forest

Which animal is identified as living in the desert habitat?

• Frog

• Hummingbird

• Rabbit

• Bear

What is a characteristic of a desert habitat?

• It is always cold

• It has many trees

• It is a wet place

• It is a dry place

Which animal is identified as living in the forest habitat?

• Shark

• Bear

• Lizard

• Camel

What is the purpose of the experiment with the basil plants?

• To test soil quality

• To observe the effects of different watering frequencies

• To see which plant grows faster

• To measure sunlight exposure

What is predicted to happen to the desert-labeled plant after one week?

• It will change color

• It will remain healthy

• It will grow taller

• It will wilt

How many trees fell in the forest scene?

• Three

• Six

• Five

• Four

Why should people plant new trees in the forest scene?

• To improve air quality

• To provide more shade

• To replace the fallen trees

• To increase the number of animals

What is an example of an animal getting what it needs from a tree?

• A lizard basking in the sun

• A rabbit eating leaves

• A fish swimming in a pond

• A bird in a nest