With the acquired information, they will create a triorama that accuractely depicts that habitat. The students will also compare the zoo with the giraffe's natural habitat and decide where they think the better place to live would be. To culminate this unit, the students are going to design posters that encouage others to do their part in protecting giraffes and perhaps other animals as well. Demonstrate one's responsibility to the environment. Map Legend and Compass Rose Habitat is the natural home of a plat or animal.
Grasslands are nearly treeless expanses of land where various types of grasses grow.
The African grasslands support the highest concentration on large mammals in the world. Also known on Africa as savanna. Camouflage means the markings and colorings on an animals' coat that enable it to blend in with its surroundings. Browsers are animals that have delicate snouts and feed on leaves, flowers, and shrubs. Poaching is the illegal practice of killing animals for meat, skins, ivories, or trophies.