Wild, Farm & Pet Animals
Understand the difference between wild animals, farm animals, and pets: wild animals find their own food and shelter in nature; farm animals are kept by people for food, wool, or eggs; pets are animals people keep for companionship, and know that wild animals should be observed from a distance
What a learner can do afterwards
- Sorts animals into wild, farm, and pet categories with examples
- Explains one key difference between each category
- Understands that wild animals should be observed, not approached
1 · Read
Animals can be sorted into three groups. There are wild animals, farm animals, and pets.
Wild animals, like foxes and deer, live in nature, not with people. They find their own food every day. They build their own homes, like nests or dens. Watch wild animals from far away. Never touch them or feed them.
Mia has a pet cat named Whiskers. She feeds him and gives him a warm bed. People take care of their pets every day.
If you see a wild animal, stay back and watch. Never try to touch or feed it.
Sort animals into wild, farm, or pet groups. Always watch wild animals from far away.
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More to read
Helping a pet bird feel safe
A pet parakeet lives with people for company. Give it fresh water and healthy food each day, not just seeds. Clean its cage daily. Spend time nearby and speak gently. Let it choose to take a treat from your hand. Never grab it. With patient care, it may learn to step onto your hand. Your bird depends on you for food, cleaning and gentle play throughout its life.
People care for farm animals
Farmers keep sheep for wool and milk. Baby sheep are called lambs. Their legs can be shaky at first, and they often follow their mothers. Farmers feed their flocks, provide water and protect them from foxes at night. Cows supply milk, and hens produce eggs. Farm animals need people's care, even when they find food by grazing.
Watching wild animals safely
A squirrel living in a park can be wild. It may gather nuts and make a nest up in a tree. Wild animals usually get food and shelter without people's care. Watch quietly from a distance and keep your hands away. Never touch wild babies or give them food, even if they seem lost. Tell an adult, who can call someone trained to help wild animals. Leaving them alone helps them stay wild.
2 · Watch
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