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CLASS 36 · AGES 4–5 · 22 HABITAT LESSONS

Animals & Their Habitats.

HOW THIS CLASS WORKS

Twenty-two animals, twenty-two right homes.

Every animal in this class has its own step-by-step lesson: open the card together, find the animal and its home, say the habitat word, follow the teaching steps, ask the questions and finish with a game that puts your child inside that home — hopping the grassland, huddling like penguins, hanging like a bat. The order is gentle: homes near home first — the meadow and the pond — then the forests, the warm grasslands and the desert, the fresh and salt water, the freezing poles, and finally the dark cave.

One card a sitting is plenty; the whole class is a month of five-minute animal visits. By the end, the big question of early science — where does this animal live, and why THERE? — has twenty-two answered examples, from a rabbit in the tall grass to a whale in the deep blue.

A HOME FOR EVERY ANIMAL

Matching animals to their addresses.

Habitats are the first matching game in science: every animal carries its home in its body. The camel carries the desert in its feet and lashes, the polar bear wears the arctic as camouflage, the koala holds one tree in its tummy and its arms. Once your child can ask "could the whale live in the desert?" — and laugh at the answer — the whole set has done its work.

The cards love to be sorted. Lay them out and make home-piles: grass homes, tree homes, water homes, ice homes, the cave. Every sort is a different lesson, and no two children sort them quite the same way — all of them are right.

LEARN WITH FLASHCARDS

Learn the animals and the homes that fit them.

Twenty-two habitat cards, one picture each. Tap any picture and it opens its own lesson page — the original artwork with a drawing canvas on the left, and what the habitat is and why this animal fits it, taught step by step, on the right.

A habitat flashcard titled Rabbit: a soft beige rabbit with pink-lined ears sits on a green meadow mound, with the word "meadow" printed below.The RabbitA habitat flashcard titled Frog: a smiling green frog sits on a lily pad between two cattail reeds in a pond, with the word "pond" printed below.The FrogA habitat flashcard titled Squirrel: a red-brown squirrel holds an acorn in both paws beside a tree trunk, with the word "woodland" printed below.The SquirrelA habitat flashcard titled Fox: an orange fox with a white chest and black boots sits before a pine tree and green bushes, with the word "woodland" printed below.The FoxA habitat flashcard titled Owl: a brown owl with big golden eyes perches on a leafy branch with pine trees behind, with the word "forest" printed below.The OwlA habitat flashcard titled Koala: a grey koala hugs a eucalyptus branch surrounded by gum leaves, with the words "eucalyptus forest" printed below.The KoalaA habitat flashcard titled Panda: a black-and-white panda walks on all fours among tall green bamboo stalks, with the words "bamboo forest" printed below.The PandaA habitat flashcard titled Monkey: a smiling brown monkey with a curled tail sits among lush green rainforest leaves, with the word "rainforest" printed below.The MonkeyA habitat flashcard titled Zebra: a black-and-white striped zebra stands among tall green grass blades, with the word "grassland" printed below.The ZebraA habitat flashcard titled Kangaroo: a tan kangaroo with big ears and large feet stands upright between grass tussocks, with the word "grassland" printed below.The KangarooA habitat flashcard titled Elephant: a grey elephant with white tusks stands under an acacia tree in golden savanna grass, with the word "savanna" printed below.The ElephantA habitat flashcard titled Lion: a golden lion with a big dark-brown mane sits on warm sand by green shrubs, with the word "savanna" printed below.The LionA habitat flashcard titled Camel: a tan one-humped camel stands before rolling sand dunes, with the word "desert" printed below.The CamelA habitat flashcard titled Beaver: a brown beaver with a flat paddle tail and big front teeth sits on a grassy riverbank, with the word "river" printed below.The BeaverA habitat flashcard titled Turtle: a green sea turtle rests on wet sand where a gentle wave meets the beach, with the word "coast" printed below.The TurtleA habitat flashcard titled Fish: a smiling blue fish with dark fins swims above a sandy seabed, with the word "ocean" printed below.The FishA habitat flashcard titled Dolphin: a grey dolphin with a white belly leaps above rolling blue ocean waves, with the word "ocean" printed below.The DolphinA habitat flashcard titled Whale: a big dark-blue whale with a pale ridged belly glides above ocean waves, with the word "ocean" printed below.The WhaleA habitat flashcard titled Penguin: a black-and-white penguin with an orange beak stands on a white ice floe, with the words "polar region" printed below.The PenguinA habitat flashcard titled Seal: a grey spotted seal with long whiskers rests on an ice floe beneath snowy mountains, with the words "polar region" printed below.The SealA habitat flashcard titled Polar Bear: a creamy-white polar bear stands on a sea-ice floe, with the word "arctic" printed below.The Polar BearA habitat flashcard titled Bat: a smiling grey bat hangs upside down by its feet inside a rocky cave entrance, with the word "cave" printed below.The Bat
PRACTISE WITH WORKSHEETS

Solve the Animals & Their Habitats worksheets.

Six genuine activity sheets, one for each big home — desert, farm, forest, ocean, polar and wetland. Circle who really lives there, match each animal to its home, count, choose the right scene and trace the habitat word. Every card below opens its own activity page: the sheet sits on the left and your child circles, matches and traces straight on top of it, with the instructions beside them and the tools under their fingers. Each sheet has a printable twin in the worksheet library.

Habitat worksheet 1: Desert Animals and Their Habitat — Circle the desert survivors, match them to dunes, rocks and burrows, count the cacti and trace the word DESERT. Desert Animals and Their Habitat Habitat worksheet 2: Farm Animals and Their Habitat — Circle the farm team, match cow, pig, hen and sheep to their homes, count the hay bales and trace FARM. Farm Animals and Their Habitat Habitat worksheet 3: Forest Animals and Their Habitat — Circle the forest dwellers, match them to hollows, dens and thickets, count the trees and trace FOREST. Forest Animals and Their Habitat Habitat worksheet 4: Ocean Animals and Their Habitat — Circle who lives under the waves, match whale, clownfish and turtle to their ocean homes, count fish and trace OCEAN. Ocean Animals and Their Habitat Habitat worksheet 5: Polar Animals and Their Habitat — Circle who thrives in the ice, match polar bear, penguin and arctic fox to their icy homes, count ice blocks and trace POLAR. Polar Animals and Their Habitat Habitat worksheet 6: Wetland Animals and Their Habitat — Circle who lives in the wetland, match frog, egret and crocodile to their soggy homes, count lily pads and trace WETLAND. Wetland Animals and Their Habitat

All 6 genuine worksheets are ready now, each with its own on-screen activity and its printable twin in the Animals & Their Habitats worksheet library.

SUPPORTING RESOURCE

Print the habitat cards.

Every lesson has a matching flashcard in the library: the original artwork as a printable card with a download button, print size and short notes on playing that animal home at home. When your child owns twenty-two homes, the animal friends and animals & their sounds sets make fine revisiting.

Open the Animals & Their Habitats flashcards Animals & Their Habitats worksheets
Cover of the Animals & Their Habitats flashcards set: the title over a smiling giraffe beside an acacia tree in savanna grass.

Age ranges are a guide, not a test. Follow your child’s curiosity from the meadow to the poles — every lesson stands on its own.

FLASHCARDS

Prefer printed cards?

The cards from this class also live in the flashcards library — every card has its own page with the picture, the words to say together and a download button, ready for away-from-screen time.

Open the Animals & Their Habitats flashcards