Introduce the concept of wildlife and habitats. Outline the diversity of ecosystems on Earth and ask guiding questions to engage curiosity.

Discuss the first ecosystem, e.g. the Savannah. Mention key species, climate, and vegetation. Ask students what adaptations they notice in animals of this habitat.

Transition to the rainforest ecosystem. Highlight the lush vegetation, high biodiversity, and how animals and plants thrive in a humid environment.

Introduce the aquatic ecosystem. Discuss the importance of water bodies to support varied forms of life, including both fresh and saltwater species.

Pose questions to students about the different habitats they've seen. Engage them by asking which habitat they found most interesting and why.