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Nuestros 4 hábitats enfocados

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Artefactos estudiantiles

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Necesidades de los animales

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Animales en sus hábitats

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What Can our Classroom Community do to Help?

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What Can our Classroom Community do to Help?

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¿Qué puede hacer nuestra comunidad del aula para ayudar?

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Conexiones NGSS

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Students getting hands on in the forested habitats and identifying animals seen in their raw habitats there. 

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What is a forest habitat?:

A large areas primarily dominated by trees, with moderate ground coverage, such as grasses and shrubs.

Animals such as deer, bears, birds, rabbits, snakes, and monkeys live in forest habitats.

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In this photo, students are learning about ocean habitats and specifically are observing and learning about sea turtles and their habitats in the ocean through virtual reality goggles! How fun!

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What is an ocean habitat?:

An ocean habitat is a habitat that supports marine life. Marine life depends in some way on the saltwater that is in the sea.

Animals such as sharks, whales, fish, turtles, dolphins, and sea lions live in ocean habitats.

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Students in this picture are observing desert habitat animals such as a hedgehog to see and learn about its way of living in the desert.

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What is a desert habitat?:

A desert habitat is a region of land that is very dry because it receives low amounts of precipitation (usually in the form of rain).

Animals such as camels, iguanas, hedgehogs, armadillos, scorpions, and caracals live in desert habitats.

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Cause and effect is a relationship between two or more things. This happens when one thing makes something else happen.

For example:

The effect of polar bears loosing their cold climate habitats is because the effect of global warming.

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In this picture, students are learning about animals that live in arctic habitats such as penguins!

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What is an arctic habitat?:

Arctic habitats, found by the north and south poles, are cold, windy and covered in frozen snow and ice.

Animals such as penguins, polar bears, beluga whales, arctic hares, walruses, and harp seals live in arctic habitats.

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What is pollution?

Pollution is the introduction of harmful materials into the environment.

Less pollution by just YOU will help all animal habitats in so many ways! mainly by keeping ecosystems stable and reducing threats to wildlife.

Some ways you can reduce pollution is by:

walk or bike places instead of driving if possible

reduce, reuse, recycle

clean up your environment

save water

take care of nature

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Our class made a model representation of the different animal needs for different habitats!

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Our class made a model representation of the different animal needs for different habitats!

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Our standard for this lesson:

K-ESS3-1: use a model to represent the relationship between the needs of different plants or animals (including humans) and the places they live.

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Animal habitats are like nature’s custom-built homes. Each habitat is designed to help the species that lives there survive, thrive, and stay protected from dangers. Different habitats provide different kinds of protection and survival advantages. Whether it’s shelter, food, camouflage, or escape routes from dangerous predators!

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Some habitats that may be crucial for different animals homes and shelter resources may include:

Forest habitats: trees, burrows, dens

Ocean habitats: reefs, underwater caves, sand on ocean floor

Desert habitats: cactus, rocks, caves

Arctic habitats: ice caves, snow dens, snow burrows

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It starts with you! Clean up the nature and environments around you as much as possible! Animals can be harmed severely due to trash in their habitats.

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Pro tip: National Earth Day is April 22nd! Go out into nature with your friends and clean up trash for the animal habitats that thrive around you :)

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Be kind to your animals around you! They are important for our earth and deserved to be treated with care. Don't destroy their environments either. Would you want someone bigger than you destroying and polluting your home?

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Celebrate earth day art with my endangered species mural. Help save the: Crane, Gorilla, Macaw, Tiger, Blue Butterfly, Sea Turtle, Tree Frog and Whale.

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Use your education to your advantage! Be the change and take action by involving others around you to do well and educate for the better of our animal habitats! 

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Awesome picture of our class, hands on exploring animals in nature!

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This visually shows how different habitats look and maintain for all animal life to live peacefully and grow with their specific needs.

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Our final project that we collaborated as a class to create!

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Our final project that we collaborated as a class to create!

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This is an excellent piece of artwork done by a student from our activity of creating animals out of paper plates and placing them under their specific habitat. This polar bear is under the arctic section!

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A picture a student captured of a rabbit in the wooded forest area in their back yard. So cool!

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One of our classmates was visiting Florida and got the awesome opportunity to swim with dolphins and interact with them in their habitat! What an experience!

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One of our classmates read a magazine article about Arab culture at home, and brought in a photo clip she liked of the camel in its desert habitat to add to our habitat word wall

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One of our students who visited the polar bears at the zoo and learned even more about their arctic habitats!

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Students also made another project art piece of animals living in their paper plate habitat and included things such as food and shelter that help those animals survive! These four were absolutely phenomenal work that deserved to be put on our word wall!

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Students from our class drawing birds, butterflies, and other animals they saw in our schools backyard forest, drawn inside their nature journals! How awesome!