Sara is drawing pictures of animals and their homes. She drew a picture of a parrot and then wondered where it lives. She also wanted to draw a monkey, but she wasn't sure about its habitat from the rhyme.

A parrot lives in a nest.

Sara might be unsure about the monkey's habitat because the 'Where Do You Live?' rhyme does not explicitly mention where a monkey lives, although it lists 'a monkey' as an animal to look at.

If Sara drew a spider, she should draw a web for it, because the rhyme states, 'Baby Spider, Baby Spider... I live in my web'.

The homes of a cow and a lion, as described in the rhyme, are a 'cowshed' and a 'den', respectively. A cowshed is a structure built by humans, typically for domestic animals like cows, providing shelter and often associated with farming. In contrast, a den is a natural dwelling, often a cave or a hidden shelter, typically used by wild animals like lions. The key difference is that one is a man-made shelter for a domesticated animal, while the other is a natural habitat for a wild animal.