I am a whale that has to have krill 

to eat and live in saltwater. 

This is my Georgia habitat.

I am a falcon. I need trees and shrubs to help me build my nest. I need food to prey on. This is my Georgia habitat.

I am a gopher tortoise. 

I love to burrow my head in the sandy soil. 

This is my Georgia habitat. 

I am a deer. I love this habitat because there are lots of trees and shrubs for me to eat. This is my Georgia habitat. 

I am a buckeye tree. I like to have shade.

 I need a mixture of soils to help me survive. This is my Georgia habitat.

I am a tall tree found 

in this habitat of

shallow

 freshwater. This is my Georgia habitat.

I have wide leaves to help me get sunlight. 

I like sandy soil. This is my Georgia habitat. 

I am a cattail.

I live in shallow water. 

I am a pitcher plant that loves

 hot and humid weather. 

I love eating lots and lots of insects!

This is my Georgia Habitat.

This is the type of leaves 

plants have to absorb 

a lot of sunlight!

The place where an organism lives.

What are the Georgia Habitats?

A heron is a bird that has a long, skinny beak that it uses to hunt fish, insects, and crustaceans while standing in shallow water. What question could a student ask to figure out where the heron would BEST survive in which habitat?

The chart shows Georgia habitats and the plants and animals found in them. What habitat is the letter X?

When a plant cannot get what it needs in it's habitats, it will adapt to it's environment.

Animals are the ONLY thing that adapts to it's habitat.

What habitat is number 5?

What habitat is number 2?

Sally’s teacher divided the class into 5 groups. She had a picture of a Georgia plant that she wasn’t showing the class. She said that each group could ask two questions to help them identify the plant and the questions needed to prove that the students understand how the features help the plant survive. Which of the following TWO questions would best prove that Sally and her group understand how features of plants help them survive?