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Animal Habitats Worksheets

These free animal habitats worksheets help students explore the places where animals and plants live, and the features that help them survive. Students can investigate familiar habitats, then look more closely at major biomes including deserts, grasslands, rainforests and tundra. The activities below include reading passages, matching tasks, research activities and creative challenges. They are suitable for building knowledge about habitats, biomes and animal adaptations.

The activities below include reading passages, matching tasks, research activities and creative challenges. They are suitable for building knowledge about habitats, biomes and animal adaptations. For our full collection, visit our Habitats and Biomes page.

Animal Habitat Worksheets

Start with these activities to help students recognise different habitats and match animals to the environments where they live.

Biomes Worksheets

A biome is a large natural environment with its own climate, plants and animals. These biomes worksheets help students investigate how rainfall, temperature, landforms and available food affect the living things found in each environment.

Desert Worksheets

Deserts receive very little rainfall and can be extremely hot during the day and cold at night. Students explore desert conditions and consider the adaptations animals need to survive there.

Grassland Worksheets

Grasslands are wide, open areas dominated by grasses. These resources explore the animals, plants and conditions found in this biome, including the ways animals find food, shelter and protection

Rainforest Worksheets

Rainforests are warm, wet environments that support an extraordinary variety of life. Students can learn about rainforest climate, plants, animals and the different layers that make up a rainforest. You might also like to browse our collection of layers of the rainforest worksheets.

Tundra Worksheets

The tundra is a cold, dry biome with a short growing season. These activities help students investigate its climate and geographical features, as well as the adaptations that allow animals and plants to survive there.

From matching animals to their homes to designing a creature adapted for life in the desert, these animal habitats worksheets give students plenty of ways to explore how living things survive in different environments. If you found these useful, be sure to check out our collection of free food chain resources next.