Hop into the Animal kingdom and learn about their Habitats
Tips for Parents
-
Here's how to talk to your child about it
Animals live in different places called habitats. Ghazal learned that snakes live in winding holes, Weaver Birds live in nests, snails carry their homes on their backs, and ants have small doors. Ghazal eventually found her way home with the help of a friendly dog.
-
Some activities you can do with your child now
- Discuss different animal habitats and ask your child where they think each animal lives. - Create a drawing activity where your child can draw their own animal home. - Play a game of charades, acting out different animals and their habitats for your child to guess. - Take a nature walk and point out different animal habitats in your own environment.
-
Pretend play with your child
GAME: Animal Habitat Hunt INSTRUCTIONS: As the parent, take turns pretending to be different animals from the video. The child's task is to guess where each animal lives based on their clues. For example, the parent can say, "I carry my home on my back," and the child can guess "snail." This game teaches about different animal habitats in a fun and interactive way.
-
1 take away from the video for your child
"Home is where you belong. It may not be the same for everyone, but it's a place where you feel loved, safe, and happy."
