Materials Pencils and worksheets. Procedure Students will bring worksheets with them to the library, then look up and record information about animals and source materials. Teachers might consider creating a revised version, using animals from their local areas or states. Another variation on this lesson is to have students create their own safari worksheets, by doing research in the library and compiling a list of animals to look up and learn about. Students could then exchange lists and proceed with the lesson as described above.
Animals have needs just like people.
Show children the animal needs pictures. Families need to provide food for both their human and animal members. Animals need food made especially for them. Meat bones can break into small, sharp pieces and get stuck in your pet's throat. Give your pet rubber bones or dog biscuits instead.