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FLASHCARD SET · AGES 4–5 YEARS

Animals & Their Habitats flashcards.

Twenty-two cards that answer a very big question in a very small way: where do animals live? A rabbit in the meadow, a frog on the pond, a koala in the eucalyptus tree, a camel between the dunes, a whale under the waves and a bat hanging in the cave — every card one animal in the home that fits it, ready to sort, match and talk about.

These cards belong to Class 36 · Animals & Their Habitats on the Kiddo School learning path.

THE CARDS

Every card in the set.

Each card has its own page: the picture and short, practical notes for grown-ups — what it is for, how to use it, how to print it. Tap any card to open it.

A habitat flashcard titled Rabbit: a soft beige rabbit with pink-lined ears sits on a green meadow mound, with the word "meadow" printed below.RabbitCard 1 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Frog: a smiling green frog sits on a lily pad between two cattail reeds in a pond, with the word "pond" printed below.FrogCard 2 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Squirrel: a red-brown squirrel holds an acorn in both paws beside a tree trunk, with the word "woodland" printed below.SquirrelCard 3 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Fox: an orange fox with a white chest and black boots sits before a pine tree and green bushes, with the word "woodland" printed below.FoxCard 4 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Owl: a brown owl with big golden eyes perches on a leafy branch with pine trees behind, with the word "forest" printed below.OwlCard 5 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Koala: a grey koala hugs a eucalyptus branch surrounded by gum leaves, with the words "eucalyptus forest" printed below.KoalaCard 6 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Panda: a black-and-white panda walks on all fours among tall green bamboo stalks, with the words "bamboo forest" printed below.PandaCard 7 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Monkey: a smiling brown monkey with a curled tail sits among lush green rainforest leaves, with the word "rainforest" printed below.MonkeyCard 8 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Zebra: a black-and-white striped zebra stands among tall green grass blades, with the word "grassland" printed below.ZebraCard 9 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Kangaroo: a tan kangaroo with big ears and large feet stands upright between grass tussocks, with the word "grassland" printed below.KangarooCard 10 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Elephant: a grey elephant with white tusks stands under an acacia tree in golden savanna grass, with the word "savanna" printed below.ElephantCard 11 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Lion: a golden lion with a big dark-brown mane sits on warm sand by green shrubs, with the word "savanna" printed below.LionCard 12 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Camel: a tan one-humped camel stands before rolling sand dunes, with the word "desert" printed below.CamelCard 13 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Beaver: a brown beaver with a flat paddle tail and big front teeth sits on a grassy riverbank, with the word "river" printed below.BeaverCard 14 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Turtle: a green sea turtle rests on wet sand where a gentle wave meets the beach, with the word "coast" printed below.TurtleCard 15 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Fish: a smiling blue fish with dark fins swims above a sandy seabed, with the word "ocean" printed below.FishCard 16 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Dolphin: a grey dolphin with a white belly leaps above rolling blue ocean waves, with the word "ocean" printed below.DolphinCard 17 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Whale: a big dark-blue whale with a pale ridged belly glides above ocean waves, with the word "ocean" printed below.WhaleCard 18 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Penguin: a black-and-white penguin with an orange beak stands on a white ice floe, with the words "polar region" printed below.PenguinCard 19 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Seal: a grey spotted seal with long whiskers rests on an ice floe beneath snowy mountains, with the words "polar region" printed below.SealCard 20 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Polar Bear: a creamy-white polar bear stands on a sea-ice floe, with the word "arctic" printed below.Polar BearCard 21 of 22A habitat flashcard titled Bat: a smiling grey bat hangs upside down by its feet inside a rocky cave entrance, with the word "cave" printed below.BatCard 22 of 22
HOW TO USE THESE CARDS

Four ways that work.

You do not need a plan or a printer schedule. Pick one idea, try it for two minutes and see what happens.

  1. 01

    Sort the cards by home

    Deal the cards out and make piles: who lives in the grass, who in the water, who in the trees, who in the cold? Six habitat piles later, the whole set has been read twice.

  2. 02

    Play the matching question

    Hold up a card and ask "could the whale live in the desert?" Silly matches make children shout the right answer — and shouting the right answer means knowing it.

  3. 03

    Find each home on a map or a walk

    The meadow and the pond might be down the street; the savanna and the arctic live on the globe. Big words land when small feet and paper maps hold them.

  4. 04

    Act out each animal at home

    Hop like the kangaroo on the grassland, waddle like the penguin on the ice, swing your arms like the monkey in the trees. Bodies remember habitats better than lists do.

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