Begin the lesson with an engaging discussion on what habitats are and why they are important. Use the Learn tab to introduce the concept of habitats and diversity, highlighting the various types of habitats such as forests, deserts, and oceans.

Use the video 'Where Plants and Animals Live' to explore various habitats and how plants and animals adapt to these environments. This video supports understanding by illustrating survival strategies in different habitats.

Discuss the essential resources provided by habitats for the survival of living things, using examples from the video to reinforce the learning objectives.

Watch the video 'Grasslands' to understand the unique features of grassland ecosystems and the biodiversity they support. This video aids in understanding plant-animal interactions and the significance of grasslands globally.

Encourage students to identify and discuss the diversity within different habitats and its importance to the environment.

Conduct a classification activity where students sort images or models of plants and animals into their respective habitats. This hands-on activity reinforces the concept of habitat diversity.

Assign students to explore their local environment and identify different habitats. Have them document the plants and animals they observe and describe the habitat characteristics.

Use the assessment 'What Lives in a Home Garden?' to evaluate students' understanding of biodiversity and habitat components. This assessment engages students through observation and illustration.

Facilitate a class discussion to reflect on the different habitats explored and their unique characteristics. Encourage students to share their observations and insights.

Assign the 'Review – Habitats' assessment to test students' comprehension of habitats, biodiversity, and ecosystem comparisons. This activity requires students to articulate concepts and analyze similarities and differences between ecosystems.