Ideas for teachers and parents
- In science class, use a question to introduce adaptations: why does a bloodhound have such a strong nose, and how does a homing pigeon find its way?
- Before a zoo or aquarium visit, play five questions in the car and have kids look for those animals once you arrive.
- For writing practice, kids pick an option and write a short "day in the life" story from that animal's point of view.
Animal facts in the questions are kept simple and general. For a school project, check details in a library book or a museum or zoo website.