Amazing Animals: Llamas, Lemurs, Prairie Dogs, Parrots and Monkeys

Amazing Animals: Llamas, Lemurs, Prairie Dogs, Parrots and Monkeys

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Amazing Animals: Llamas, Lemurs, Prairie Dogs, Parrots and Monkeys

What do you already know about these interesting animals?

Learning Objective

At the end of the lesson you will know facts, habitats and special features of llamas, lemurs, prairie dogs, parrots and monkeys.

Llamas: Gentle Mountain Dwellers

Llamas are native to the Andes mountains in South America. They have thick woolly coats and are used as pack animals. Llamas are calm and social.

Lemurs: Curious Primates

Lemurs live only on Madagascar. They have big eyes, long tails, and are active in trees. Lemurs are very playful and travel in groups.

Prairie Dogs: Grassland Builders

Prairie dogs live in large underground towns in North American grasslands. They communicate with barks and take turns watching for predators.

Parrots: Rainforest Talkers

Parrots are famous for their bright colours and ability to mimic sounds. They live in rainforests and eat fruit, seeds, and nuts.

Monkeys: Clever Tree Dwellers

Monkeys are found in many parts of the world. They use their tails and limbs to swing in trees. Monkeys are social and enjoy playing together.

Where Do They Live?

Prairie dogs - North American grasslands Parrots & Monkeys - Tropical forests

Llamas - Andes mountains Lemurs - Madagascar island

North America & Rainforests

South America & Madagascar

Reading Comprehension Activity

1. Name two habitats where you can find lemurs and prairie dogs. 2. What special feature do parrots have? 3. Why are llamas good pack animals? 4. How do prairie dogs protect their towns? 5. Describe one way monkeys use their tails.

Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.

Write down 2 things you want to know more about.

Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.