Hearing Activity 1
Have the students sit down on the ground in a circle and close their eyes. Instruct them to remain still and listen carefully for signs of wildlife and nature. After the students listen for two minutes, instruct them to open their eyes. Call on students to describe what they have heard. They may have heard things like insects, birds, leaves rustling in the tress, or cats and dogs. Discuss with the students how animals use their sense of hearing to hunt and survive.
Hearing Activity 2
Next, pair the students up into groups of two. Have one student in each group sit down on the ground with their eyes closed. Have the other student in the group stand near the sitting student. In this activity, when the teacher says "move" the standing student walks in circles around the sitting student. When the teacher says "stop", the standing student stands still. Each sitting student (whose eyes are still closed) then has to guess if the standing student is in front of them, beside them, or behind them.