Habitats and Animals

Habitat
The type of environment in which an organism or
group normally lives or occurs

Types of habitats and animals
Animals
Mammals
Birds
Fish
Reptiles
Amphibians
Arthropods
Habitats
Wetland
Desert
Tropical Rainforest
Coral Reef
Grassland
Arctic Tundra
Name that habitat and animal!
Zebra
Mammal
Grassland
Toucan
Bird
Tropical Rainforest
Elephant
Mammal
Grassland
Clown Fish
Fish
Coral Reef
Polar bear
Mammal
Arctic Tundra
Heron
Bird
Wetland
Rattlesnake
Reptile
Desert
Frog
Amphibian
Wetland
Butterfly
Bug
Wetland, Grassland
or tropical
Rainforest
Fringing: Make
successive cuts all
across a scrap of paper


Curling: wrap a long strip
of paper around a pencil,
or curl the paper by
winding it around your
finger
Pleating: fold a scrap
back and forth in an
accordion pleat

Scoring: Open your
scissors wide and use
one blade like a knife by
drawing or pulling it
across the paper in a
straight line or an arc

Spiral: Starting on the outside
edge of a circle, make a small cut
into the shape. Then cut around
slowly moving into the center.
This can also be done with other
shapes, such as rectangles and
triangles


Chains: Glue a short strip of paper
into a circle. Put another strip
through the circle and glue it to
itself. Continue adding strips and
circles to the chain if you want


Ball: Start with 4 strips of paper, all
the same size. Lay a strip in front
of you, and glue another strip in
the center at a right angle to it.
Glue another strip in the center in
between these. Glue the last strip
in the center in the remaining
space. Turn the whole shape
over, and bring the bottom strip
up, gluing it to itself.

Cylinder: Start with a
square or rectangular
scrap of paper. Roll it into
a cylinder and glue it
shut.
Making a habitat and Animal
Fish
Coral Reef

3 features: fins, scales,
gills
3 habitat features: rocks,
seaweed, seashells
3 techniques: curling,
fringing, the ball