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
The lesson
Animals can be sorted into three groups. There are wild animals, farm animals, and pets.
Wild animals live in nature, not with people. They find their own food every day. They build their own homes, like nests or dens.
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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