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Animal Fact-Finding Worksheet

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Animal Fact-Finding Worksheet

Various animals illustration

🔍 Part 1: Choose Your Animal

1. What animal would you like to research today?

Animal name: _________________________

2. Where does your animal live? (Tick all that apply)

Forest

Ocean

Desert

Grassland

Arctic/Cold places

Rainforest

3. What does your animal mainly eat?

Plants only (herbivore)

Meat only (carnivore)

Both plants and meat (omnivore)

4. How big is your animal when fully grown?

Smaller than a cat

About the size of a dog

Bigger than a person

Huge (like an elephant)

📝 Part 2: Amazing Animal Facts

5. Write three interesting facts about your animal:

Fact 1:

Fact 2:

Fact 3:

6. How does your animal protect itself from danger?
7. What makes your animal special or unique?

🎨 Part 3: Draw Your Animal

8. Draw your animal in its natural habitat. Include details like plants, other animals, or landscape features.
9. Label three parts of your animal's body and explain what each part helps the animal do:

Body part 1: _____________ helps the animal _________________________

Body part 2: _____________ helps the animal _________________________

Body part 3: _____________ helps the animal _________________________

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