Fun matching activity where children connect wild animals to their natural homes, such as deserts, forests, and oceans.

Let’s match each animal to the habitat it lives in.

First, look at the habitats on the left:

1. Desert – has cactus and sun → dry, hot place
2. Forest or meadow – trees, grass, flowers → green, land with plants
3. Jungle or rainforest – thick green leaves, vines, dark green → very bushy and wet
4. Ocean or underwater – blue water, coral, fish-like shapes → under the sea

Now look at the animals on the right:

- Dolphin – swims in water → needs ocean
- Lion – big cat that lives on grasslands or savannas → matches forest/meadow (green land)
- Camel – has humps, walks in sand → lives in desert
- Owl – bird that sleeps in trees during day → lives in forests or jungles

So let’s match them:

→ Desert (cactus picture) → Camel
→ Forest/meadow (trees and grass) → Lion
→ Jungle (thick green plants) → Owl
→ Ocean (underwater scene) → Dolphin

Double-check:
- Camels are famous for deserts ✔
- Lions live in open grassy areas near trees ✔
- Owls nest in trees — jungle fits better than open field ✔
- Dolphins swim in oceans ✔

All matches make sense.

Final Answer:
Desert → Camel
Forest/Meadow → Lion
Jungle → Owl
Ocean → Dolphin