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Pond Animals (Animals in Their Habitats).

Home Francine Galko Sea Animals (Animals and Their Habitats). Sea Animals (Animals and Their Habitats). ISBN 10: 1403401845, ISBN 13: 9781403401847. About the Author: Francine Galko is a Heinemann-Raintree author.

Animals in Their Habitats book. Each book describes a specific habitat and features a variety of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and insects.

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They now use sea animals-whales, dolphins, seals and sea lions which all have highly sensitive systems of. .The Americans were the first to start using animals for military purposes such as the protection of their warships of the 7th Fleet during the war in Vietnam.

They now use sea animals-whales, dolphins, seals and sea lions which all have highly sensitive systems of sensory hydrolocation which allow to identify deep-sea biological and technical objects with good resolution in the conditions of natural and man-made noises and complicated bottom topography. Electromagnetic and vibration fields generated by whales and Pinnipedia can hardly be detected and thanks to that these animals can carry microprocessors for getting data controlled by space satellites.

After they have found out where their animals live or lived, give them time to create habitat drawings.

Assign students animals and instruct them to draw habitats. Tell students they will investigate and then draw a threatened or extinct species’ habitat or former habitat. After they have found out where their animals live or lived, give them time to create habitat drawings. 3. Discuss ecosystems. Say: An ecosystem is a geographic area where plants, animals, and other organisms work together with weather and landscape to form a bubble or community of life.

Plant or animal ? (Lesson 1:1). Card sort task: print out and get the students to sort them into: Plants or Animals. Can fly. Name the animal and then group them into the correct areas in the Venn diagram. Get the students to explain why they have grouped them like that, how do they know? ANIMAL GROUPING TASK (Lesson 1:2). ANIMAL GROUPING TASK (Lesson 1:3).