Begin the lesson by discussing the various ways animals move. Engage students by asking them to mimic animal movements such as jumping like a frog or flying like a bird.

Introduce the concept of animal locomotion by explaining how different animals move on land, in the air, and in water. Use examples like snakes sliding, birds flying, and dolphins swimming.

Watch the video 'Animals on the Move' to visually explore the diverse ways animals navigate their environments. This video supports learning by prompting viewers to think critically about how different animals adapt their movements to their habitats.

Facilitate a discussion about animals that can move in multiple ways, such as snakes that can slide and climb. Encourage students to share examples of animals they know and describe their movements.

Watch the video 'What's Your Favorite Animal?' to explore unique features and movements of diverse animals like elephants, butterflies, and dolphins. This video reinforces learning by testing viewers' knowledge on key concepts discussed.

Engage students in a hands-on activity by having them act out different animal movements in a game of 'Animal Charades'. This encourages observation and critical thinking as classmates guess the animal.

Provide students with the 'How Animals Move' worksheet where they identify animals based on their movement. This activity helps assess their understanding of different modes of animal locomotion.

Conduct a brief quiz to check students' understanding of the different ways animals move. Use questions that require students to match animals with their modes of movement.

Review the lesson by discussing the different ways animals move and asking students to reflect on what they learned. Encourage them to share their favorite animal movement and why.

Use the 'Where Animals Live' assessment to extend learning by having students match animals to their habitats. This helps assess their ability to associate animals with their environments.