Objective

By the end of this lesson, you will learn about different wild animals and their habitats.

Materials and Prep

Materials needed: paper, crayons, markers, and a computer or book for research.

Prepare by finding pictures or videos of wild animals to show during the lesson.

Activities

• Draw Your Favorite Wild Animal: Use paper and crayons to draw your favorite wild animal. You can also try to mimic their sounds!

• Animal Habitat Match: Match the pictures of animals to their habitats. Learn where they live and why.

• Animal Movement Game: Pretend to move like different wild animals. Can you hop like a kangaroo or crawl like a snake?

Talking Points

• "Wild animals live in nature, not in houses like us. They have special homes called habitats."

• "Each animal is different. Some animals like to swim in the water, while others like to climb trees."

• "Animals communicate in different ways. Some roar, some chirp, and some make other sounds to talk to each other."

• "It's important to respect wild animals and their homes. We should take care of nature so they can stay safe."