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Animal & Habitat Sort (Early)

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Overview:

A cut and paste activity where students match animals to their correct habitats. Designed for early years students.

Learning Objectives:

Identify animals and the habitats they belong to.
Understand the basic concept of different habitats like beaches, forests, farms, and grasslands.
Develop fine motor skills through cutting and pasting.

How the Activity Works:

Students are provided with pictures of animals and habitats. They cut out the animal images and paste them into the correct habitat. The available habitats include the beach, forest, farm, and grassland. This activity helps students learn where different animals live and encourages them to recognise the connection between animals and their natural environments.

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