What did you enjoy doing?
Students typically enjoy hands-on activities such as: (1) Identifying and observing different animals like birds, butterflies, insects, and small mammals around the school. (2) Designing the layout of the habitat garden with spaces for mudpuddling, basking, dustbathing, water baths, and feeders. (3) Creating non-plant elements like nesting boxes for birds, butterfly feeders, and insect shelters using waste materials. (4) Planting seeds and seedlings and watching the garden grow. (5) Observing animals visiting the habitat garden and documenting their behaviours.
Explanation
The chapter describes various engaging activities including Activity 1 (identifying animals), Activity 3 (observing natural habitats), Activity 5 (designing the garden), Activity 6 (creating the garden), and Activity 7 (observing occupants). Students find joy in hands-on work, creative design, and watching wildlife attracted to their garden.