Job 1 Look at the websites listed below to find five African animals you would like to learn about. Write the names of the animals on a piece of paper to help you remember your choices. Job 2 Now that you have your five choices study each animal carefully. Look at pictures so you know what each animal looks like. You will get a page for the riddle book from your teacher. Write the missing information into the sentences. When you are done writing, draw a picture of the animal on the back of the page. Don't forget to write the animal's name by its picture. Job 3 Read about the animals you chose for your riddle pages. How tall are they? On a piece of paper, list each animal by name, and write how tall it is. You will use the computer to make a graph of the information you just found. Your teacher will show you how to use the computer to build your graph. When you are finished, print the graph to show your tour group. Job 4 The displays you see in museums teach you so much. You are going to create a display to show one of your five animals in its habitat. You will form the animal out of paintable clay which your teacher has made from this recipe. While your animal is drying, you will make its habitat using paper, glue, and paint. You may also want to add pebbles, sticks and grass to make the habitat look more natural. This display will help your tourists understand what they will see on their safari. Job 5 Talk to the tourists. As they arrive, tell them about the five animals they will see on your safari. Show them how to compare the differences in size, and let them explore the displays of the habitats. Read the riddle book to them, and find out what they know about African animals. Be there to answer the tour group's questions.