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Animal Survival Worksheet
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Animal Survival Worksheet
🐻 Part 1: What Do Animals Need?
1. I can name what animals need to survive. Circle the things animals need:
Food
Toys
Water
TV
Shelter
2. I can match animals to their homes. Draw a line from each animal to its home:
Bird
Fish
Bear
Cave
Nest
Water
3. I can tell how animals stay safe. What helps a turtle stay safe?
Its shell
Its hat
Its shoes
🦆 Part 2: Animal Observations
4. I can draw an animal and its home:
5. I can write about how my animal gets food:
My animal is a ________________.
It eats ________________.
6. I can explain how animals stay warm in winter. Fill in the blank:
Some animals grow thick ________________ to stay warm.
Other animals ________________ to warmer places.
🐰 Part 3: My Thinking
7. I can think of ways animals and people are the same. Check all that are true:
Animals need food
People need food
Animals need water
People need water
Animals need homes
People need homes
8. I can describe one way I help animals survive:
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