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Elephant Facts and Activities for Kids

The document is a lesson on environmental studies about elephants. It provides facts about elephants' favorite foods, sleep habits, ways they keep cool, and how baby elephants' weights compare to human children. Specifically, it notes that leaves and twigs are elephants' favorite food, they sleep only 2-4 hours per day, they play with mud and water to stay cool, they use their large ears like fans, and a 3-month old baby elephant weighs around 200kg while it would take about 8 average human children to equal that weight.

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Elephant Facts and Activities for Kids

The document is a lesson on environmental studies about elephants. It provides facts about elephants' favorite foods, sleep habits, ways they keep cool, and how baby elephants' weights compare to human children. Specifically, it notes that leaves and twigs are elephants' favorite food, they sleep only 2-4 hours per day, they play with mud and water to stay cool, they use their large ears like fans, and a 3-month old baby elephant weighs around 200kg while it would take about 8 average human children to equal that weight.

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TV / PRI / CL IV SUBJECT: Environmental Studies (Science) Lesson – 3

DATE: _______________

ANSWER KEY

Q I Answer the following questions.

1. Leaves and twigs are the favourite food of elephants.

2. Elephants sleep for only two to four hours in a day.

3. Elephants like to play with mud and water to keep their skin cool.

4. Elephants flap their big ears to use them as fan.

5. The approximate weight of a three month old baby elephant is 200kg.

6. My weight is 25 kg. (Answer may vary)

7. Approximate 8 (200 ÷ 25 = 8) children of my weight will add up to Nandu’s weight.

(Answer may vary based on Ans- 6)


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