Animals : what they are and where they live
(Playaway View)

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Titles previously released by SchoolMedia, Inc., c2010.

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Desert habitats: Take a video field trip to some of the driest regions on Earth to learn how different plants and animals adapt to little rainfall and extremes in temperature.

The tropical Rainforest habitat: Peek inside the wettest habitat on land to learn about the special adaptations plants and animals make to ensure survival, including symbiosis.

Living and nonliving things: Students learn that all living things have needs and some of these are air, water, and energy from food.

Forest habitats: Visit deciduous and evergreen forests to see the plants and animals that make this ecosystem their home.

Habitats: homes for living things: Peek into the habitats of different kinds of animals to see how they meet their needs. Visit a pond, a desert, a forest, a rainforest, and other habitats to discover how their resident animals and plants survive and thrive in these unique environments.

Animal lifecycles: Children learn that living things grow and change.

Ocean habitats: shoreline and reef: Discover the unique environment where the water meets the land that includes rocky and sandy shores, as well as tide pools, home to crabs, barnacles, and starfish.

Animal groups: beginning classification: Mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, reptiles, and insects. Simple explanations and vivid footage provide an excellent lesson in classifying animals.

Animal features and their functions: Head, tail, wings, feathers, fur, and claws. Discover how these and other parts of animals help them live in different habitats.

WPL: Gift of the Jack Ralph Canty estate.