Best Animal Habitats Sorting Game Animals & Minibeasts

Overview

• Children match animals to their habitats, played as a bingo game, teaching about animals in less familiar habitats.

• Teachers will find this game a fun way to enhance lessons on animal habitats and different environments. Children match animals to their respective habitats, fostering a deeper understanding of these environments and their residents.

• The game supports the curriculum across multiple year groups. In Year 2, it helps children identify and name various

• animals in their habitats, including microhabitats. In Year 4, it aids in exploring classification keys to group, identify, and name living things in their local and wider environment. Additionally, it helps recognise that environments can change, posing dangers to living things.

• Constructed from laminated card, this game is durable for repeated classroom use. Teacher’s notes included provide valuable information such as animal type, life expectancy, and species, making it easy to integrate into science lessons.

Supports the National Curriculum

Overview

Age Range

Suitable for age 5 years and up

Safety Warning

Not suitable for children under 36 months. Small parts.

Material

Laminated Card

Pack Size

1

Number Of Pieces

29

Sizes and Measurements

Diameter

22 cm

Height

2.5 cm

Length

31 cm

Dimensions

H2.5 x L31cm