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Students engaged in activities exploring animals and their homes by creating models, drawings, and presentations. They constructed dioramas of various animal habitats, such as beehives, bird nests, and ant colonies, using materials like clay, paper, and recycled items. They researched...

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Updated At : 11:12 AM Sep 05, 2024 IST

Students engaged in activities exploring animals and their homes by creating models, drawings, and presentations. They constructed dioramas of various animal habitats, such as beehives, bird nests, and ant colonies, using materials like clay, paper, and recycled items. They researched and presented how animals build and maintain their homes, including beavers’ lodges, termites’ mounds, and spiders’ webs. Some students simulated animal behaviours through role-playing or interactive simulations to understand the functions of different structures.

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