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Surviving in the WildSocial Studies · Elementary Social Studies · Grades K–2Lesson plan

What makes an animal "wild"? Objective Students will be able to: 1. describe the basic needs of all living things, 2. define differences and similarities between wild and domestic animals, 3. state in their own words why wild animals need wild places to live, and 4. learn about some of the wild animals that live in Glacier National Park. Background Students often have the misconception that the rangers in Glacier National Park feed and take care of the animals that live here just like they do for their pets. In fact, the rangers take care of the animals’ habitat and then the plants and animals Duration: 60 Minutes.

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