Habitats Infographics
The world in infographics Series
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This title discusses the diversity of life on our planet and uses infographics to explore how plants and animals have made their homes in every habitat that the world has to offer. In order to survive, every animal needs a habitat that has food, water, air, and shelter. A habitat also needs to provide animals with a safe place to raise their young. Find out more in Habitats, part of the Awesome Infographics series.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
7-11
Length
32 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What similarities and differences can you find between different animal habitats?
Why do you think certain animals live in specific types of environments?
How do changes in a habitat affect the animals living there?
Can you think of ways we can help protect these habitats?
Tip: Role play these questions
Use illustrative gestures and expressions while discussing different habitats to make the conversation more lively and engaging.
Relate the habitats to real-life examples, perhaps comparing them to places the child has visited or seen on television.
Encourage the child to draw or describe their imaginary habitat for a favorite animal, incorporating elements learned from the book.
Discuss the importance of each habitat's unique features and how they support the animals living there, emphasizing the interconnectedness of nature.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Understanding Ecosystems
Explanation: Through detailed infographics, 'Habitats Infographics' visually illustrates the various ecosystems, demonstrating how different species and environments coexist and rely on each other.
Real-World Application: Children can develop respect for nature and understand the importance of maintaining biodiversity, leading them to be more environmentally conscious in their daily activities.
Example Lesson: Importance of Conservation
Explanation: The book highlights how human activities impact different habitats and the importance of conservation efforts to protect these environments.
Real-World Application: This encourages children to participate in or initiate local conservation efforts such as recycling, conserving water, or planting trees.
Example Lesson: Interconnectedness of Life
Explanation: It shows the interconnectedness between different organisms and their habitats, explaining concepts like food chains and the effects of changes in the environment.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to recognize the impact of their actions on the environment and may be motivated to make choices that contribute positively to the health of the planet.
Example Lesson: Scientific Inquiry and Exploration
Explanation: By presenting information through infographics, the book stimulates curiosity and enhances understanding of complex scientific concepts in a simplified manner.
Real-World Application: This fosters a love for science and exploration, encouraging children to explore more about the world around them, potentially leading to scientific hobbies or educational paths.
Example Lesson: Diversity of Habitats
Explanation: Displays a variety of habitats from around the world, emphasizing the unique characteristics and species each one supports.
Real-World Application: Kids can appreciate cultural and biological diversity, promoting a more inclusive mindset and curiosity about the world’s various environments and the creatures that inhabit them.