Requirements
- Define habitat and select one to study.
- Learn about your habitat. Record the day and time you looked at it and what you saw.
- Name, photograph, or draw a picture of the animals, insects, etc. that you see.
- Name, photograph, or draw a picture of the plants that you see.
- Describe your habitat and tell about interesting things that you learned.
- Find verses in the Bible that tell about your habitat.
- On which day did God create your habitat?
- Describe what you think the habitat of Heaven will be like.
- Create a habitat.
Supporting Answers
- Habitat: Distinctive and characteristic surroundings such as a pond or deciduous woodland. A habitat is determined chiefly by the vegetation. It can be a woodland area, a back yard, fruit orchard, or vacant lot. It can be as small as a tree or a rose bush and even be inside your home.
- This can be done in one outing, but more interesting if the habitat is visited more than once and at different times of day or night.
- Genesis 1:9-13.
- Isaiah 65:17-25; Revelation 22:1-5.
- Suggestions for creating a habitat:
- Plant flowers that will attract butterflies.
- Use real or artificial items to create a show box scene of the habitat you studied.
- Have the class create a mural that combines all the habitats studied.
