Science Kids – Habitats and Biomes

Here’s how to talk to your child about it >>>

Hey your child, after watching this video, you learned about where animals live and the different types of homes they have. You also learned about the five major types of biomes and what abiotic and biotic mean. You saw lots of cool animals and learned about ecosystems too!

4 activities you can do with your child now >>>

– After watching the video, take your child on a nature walk and point out different biomes and habitats in your area.
– Create a diorama of a specific biome with your child using materials found in nature or art supplies.
– Identify abiotic and biotic factors in your own backyard ecosystem with your child.
– Research and learn more about a specific animal featured in the video and create a fun craft or game based on that animal.

Pretend play with your child >>>

Game Name: Habitats and Biomes

Instructions for Parent: Play the “Habitats and Biomes” game with your child. Ask them to identify the type of biome by describing an animal that lives there. For example, “What biome would you find a polar bear in?” or “What biome has lions and zebras?” This will help them learn about different habitats and ecosystems.

1 moral thought for your child inspired by this >>>

Respect and care for nature, as each biome is unique and important. We must preserve the balance for all living creatures to thrive.