Habitat Explorer

This passage explains where cheetahs live, focusing on grasslands, savannas, and open plains in Africa. These environments are ideal for cheetahs due to their open spaces and low vegetation, which allow them to run fast and stay hidden while hunting. It mentions that cheetahs avoid dense forests and deserts due to lack of space, food, and water. The passage also notes that small populations exist in Iran and emphasizes that conservation efforts are necessary due to habitat loss.

Students build comprehension skills by learning to identify main ideas and supporting details about cheetah habitats. Reading about specific environments introduces new vocabulary and enhances geographic awareness. The text encourages critical thinking about how environmental features impact animal survival. It helps readers make connections between text and real-world conservation issues. This worksheet supports proficiency in nonfiction reading while boosting science and environmental literacy.