For example, mountain goats have padded hooves to grip the rocks on which they climb, giraffes are tall to reach the leaves of tall trees, and frogs have long, sticky tongues to catch insects to eat, and are colored brown or green to match their environments so that predators do not notice them. In fact, nearly everything about an animal is an adaptation of one kind or another. Think of a trait that an animal has, and then think of how that trait helps it to survive or reproduce in its environment.
Plants also adapt to their environments in order to survive.
For example, cacti are able to store water because they live in dry places, and they have spines to discourage animals from eating them. The flowers of flowering plants are an adaptation for attracting bees and butterflies, which enable the plant to reproduce. This activity is about creating animals with useful adaptations. For a rabbit living in the woods, being white would make it more conspicuous, but being brown would be helpful. Then make up, write about, and draw an animal which has adaptations to be able to live well in that kind of environment.