aidemia--modules-presentation_request	Create a list of slides with content for a presentation. If you have enough data, for each slide create a list of key information points (or simply provide text information for each slide). The titles of all slides must be formatted as headings (do not numerate slides)
Which subject	Biology
What age group	Year or Grade 1
What topic	Land, water, air animals
Number of slides	7
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Land Animals

• Land animals live on the ground.
• They come in many sizes, from tiny ants to big elephants.
• Common land animals include dogs, cats, lions, and bears.
• They have legs to walk, run, and jump.
• Some live in forests, while others live in deserts or grasslands.

{The image of a variety of land animals like an elephant, lion, dog, and cat in a colorful forest setting.}

Water Animals

• Water animals live in oceans, rivers, and lakes.
• Fish are the most common type of water animals.
• Other water animals include whales, dolphins, and frogs.
• They use fins or tails to swim.
• Some can breathe underwater through gills.

{The image of a colorful underwater scene with various fish, a dolphin, and a frog near the surface of the water.}

Air Animals

• Air animals, or birds, fly in the sky.
• They have wings and feathers to help them soar.
• Common birds include eagles, parrots, and sparrows.
• Some birds can sing and make different sounds.
• Many birds migrate to warmer places in the winter.

{The image of a blue sky filled with various birds, including an eagle soaring and a colorful parrot perched on a branch.}

Differences Between Animals

• Land, water, and air animals have different homes.
• Land animals walk, water animals swim, and air animals fly.
• They have different ways to find food.
• Each group of animals is special and important for nature.

{The image of a split scene showing a land animal in a forest, a water animal in the ocean, and an air animal flying in the sky.}

Animal Habitats

• A habitat is the home where an animal lives.
• Land animals live in forests, deserts, and grasslands.
• Water animals live in rivers, lakes, or oceans.
• Air animals build nests in trees or cliffs.

{The image of three different habitats: a forest, an ocean, and a tree with nests.}

Animal Importance

• All animals are important for our environment.
• They help keep nature balanced (e.g., bees help flowers grow).
• Some animals provide food, while others clean our waters.
• Learning about animals helps us protect them.

{The image of diverse animals interacting in their habitats, such as bees pollinating flowers and fish swimming in clear water.}

How to Protect Animals

• We can help animals by keeping their homes clean.
• Avoid littering in nature.
• Support wildlife protection organizations.
• Learn and teach others about the importance of animals.

{The image of children cleaning up a park with a focus on nature conservation, smiling while holding signs about protecting animals.}