The Ways To Conserve Bird Habitat
Before you begin, look at the definition of the following words:
habitat: The place and
surroundings
where
animals or plants live.
conserve: To protect or
save something for the
future.
wetland: A habitat with
many swamps, ponds, and
streams. Wetlands are
important bird habitats.
Here is a list of animals, plants and other things. Sort them into their
correct habitats. Some may belong to more than one habitat:
rattle snake
mosses
camel
slug
jaguar
fish
Marine
polar bear
duck
seal
fern
sand
salt water
Desert
dragonfly
bison
kelp
mist
wild fires
vine
Polar
cactus
reeds
iceberg
penguin
crab
wild geese
Wetland
Prairie
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banana tree
grasses
sea otter
mushroom
frog
mosquito
Rain
Forest
Listen to your teacher talk about the ways to conserve wild bird
habitat. Check the correct boxes:
Which of these do birds need?
(a) a place to live
(b) a place to eat
(c) a place to reproduce
What problem do birds have?
(a) hunting
(b) habitat loss
(c) poisoning
(b) built
(c) drained
(b) to make boats
(c) to make cars
Wetlands are:
(a) burned
Trees are cut down to:
(a) make farms
One way to conserve bird habitat is to:
(a) plant vegetables
(b) create backyard habitat
(c) buy a birdcage
Another way to conserve bird habitat is to buy:
(a) sun-grown coffee
(b) shade-grown coffee
A third way to conserve bird habitat is to
(a) volunteer
(b) litter
(c) tea
(c) cut trees
Summary:
What are three ways to conserve
bird habitat?
(1)
(2)
(3)
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