Begin the lesson by discussing the variety of animals around us. Ask students to name their favorite animals and describe where they live and how they move.

Show the video 'What's Your Favorite Animal?' to engage students with fascinating facts about diverse animals.

Introduce different kinds of animals based on size and type, using examples like ants, butterflies, crocodiles, and elephants.

Use the video 'Animals on the Move' to illustrate the diverse ways animals navigate their environments.

Explore the diverse habitats where animals live by discussing examples like rainforests, oceans, and farms.

Watch 'The Importance of Zoos' to understand the role of zoos in animal conservation and education.

Have students participate in a classification activity where they sort animals based on their size, type, and habitat.

Use the 'Name the Animals' assessment to reinforce learning by having students identify and categorize animals.

Encourage students to draw their favorite animal and describe its habitat and movement.

Assign the 'Animal Body Parts' worksheet to help students associate animal anatomy with their functions.

Conduct a class discussion to review the different types of animals and their habitats.

Use the 'Where Animals Live' assessment to evaluate students' understanding of animal habitats.

Reflect on the lesson by asking students to share what they learned about animals and their habitats.

Show the video 'Animals of the Rainforest (Quiz Edition)' to reinforce learning through a fun quiz format.

Test comprehension with the 'How Animals Move' assessment, focusing on different modes of animal locomotion.

For further exploration, students can engage in the 'Animal Charades!' activity to act out and guess different animals.