Understanding Farm and Animal Environments

The video tutorial introduces primary students to the concepts of environment and habitat. It explains that an environment consists of everything around living and non-living things, using examples like the ocean, farm, forest, and zoo. The video distinguishes between natural habitats and man-made environments, emphasizing that habitats are the natural places where animals live. It also explores different environments such as deserts and fish tanks, highlighting the differences between natural and artificial settings.

What is an environment?

• A place with only living things

• A place with only animals

• Everything around you, living or non-living

• A place with only non-living things

Which of the following is an example of an animal's environment?

• A fish in a forest

• A cow in the ocean

• A fish in the ocean

• A lion in a desert

What makes up the environment of a farm?

• Only plants like trees

• Only non-living things like tractors

• Only animals like cows and sheep

• Both living things like animals and non-living things like barns

What is the natural environment of an animal called?

• Farm

• Zoo

• City

• Habitat

Why is a zoo not considered a habitat for a lion?

• Because it is too small

• Because it has no animals

• Because it is not natural

• Because it is not a place

Which of the following is a habitat?

• A fish tank

• A desert with camels

• A school classroom

• A city street

What can you find in a desert habitat?

• Dolphins and coral reefs

• Penguins and ice

• Lions and forests

• Camels and palm trees

Why is a fish tank not considered a habitat?

• Because it is not a place

• Because it is too small

• Because it is man-made

• Because it has no water

Which of the following is true about environments?

• They only include living things

• They only include non-living things

• They are only found in cities

• They include both living and non-living things

Can you name your own habitat?

• Yes, it is where I live naturally

• No, habitats are only for animals

• No, habitats are only in zoos

• Yes, it is any place I visit