Let’s solve this step by step.
We need to sort the animals into three groups: Herbivores, Carnivores, and Omnivores.
First, let’s remember what each group means:
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Herbivores eat only plants (like grass, leaves, fruits).
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Carnivores eat only meat (other animals).
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Omnivores eat both plants AND meat.
Now, look at each animal one by one:
1.
Sheep – Eats grass and plants →
Herbivore
2.
Shark – Eats fish and other sea animals →
Carnivore
3.
Cat – Eats mice, birds, meat →
Carnivore
4.
Kangaroo – Eats grass and plants →
Herbivore
5.
Elephant – Eats leaves, bark, fruit →
Herbivore
6.
Chicken – Eats seeds, bugs, small worms →
Omnivore (eats both plants and tiny animals)
Wait — let’s double-check chicken. Yes! Chickens peck at grains (plants) but also eat insects (meat), so they are omnivores.
Now, let’s assign them to the correct boxes:
✔ Herbivores: Sheep, Kangaroo, Elephant
✔ Carnivores: Shark, Cat
✔ Omnivores: Chicken
That’s all six animals sorted correctly.
Final Answer:
Herbivores: Sheep, Kangaroo, Elephant
Carnivores: Shark, Cat
Omnivores: Chicken
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of herbivore omnivore carnivore worksheet.