Animals: Habitats and Movement
Students classify animals based on where they live (land, water, air) and how they move.
Key Questions
- Explain how an animal's body helps it move in its specific habitat.
- Compare the movement of a fish to that of a bird.
- Predict what would happen if a fish tried to live on land.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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