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Animal habitats
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Game Code: 108421
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A game for students to talk about different habitats and animals features.
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Behnaz Sharifi
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It's a hot and dry habitat.
desert
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It's a place full of trees
a forest
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a very cold place to live in
ice land or ice
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Spiders can make this habitat for themselves.
web
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Name an animal that lives in a grassland
rabbit, zebra, lion, cheetah,
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What animals live in wetlands?
Alligators, snakes, turtles, newts, salamanders
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The bees live in this habitat. They make it themselves.
a hive
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It's a dark and cold habitat.
a cave
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Worms and Moles like this habitats
underground
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Hippos and pigs like to live in this habitat.
mud
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It's a hot and rainy place full of trees
rain-forest
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A piece of land that is surrounded by water.
Island
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Birds usually live there and they make it themselves on the trees.
A nest
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Arctic animals like polar bear and snowy owls and arctic foxes live in this habitat.
ice-land or snow
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Why giraffes have long neck?
They eat the leaves at the top of the trees.
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Why do frogs have strong legs?
Because they jump, hop and swim.
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