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Ant Habitats Exploration

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Ant Habitats Exploration

Ants in their natural habitat

🐜 Part 1: Where Do Ants Live?

1. Circle the places where ants like to live:

Under logs

In hot, dry sand

Under rocks

In the soil

Under leaves

In bright sunlight

2. Why do ants choose dark places to live?

Because they like to sleep all day

Because dark places are cool and safe

Because they can't see in the light

3. What do ants need in their habitat? Circle the best answer:

Just food

Shelter, moisture, and safety

Only water

4. Fill in the blanks:

Ants live in places that are ________ and ________ because these places keep them safe and comfortable.

🏠 Part 2: Design an Ant Habitat

5. Draw your favourite ant habitat from the video. Include labels for different parts:
6. Write one sentence explaining why ants would like to live in your habitat:
7. What would happen if ants lived in a place that was too hot and dry?

🔍 Part 3: Think Like a Scientist

8. Where might you look for ants in your garden or school playground?
9. Complete this sentence:

A good ant habitat has __________, __________, and __________ to keep the ants healthy and safe.

10. True or False? Circle your answer:

True or False: Ants can live anywhere as long as they have food.

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