Animals, adaptations and habitats (EYFS-16)
This area of study is a great introduction to the natural sciences curriculum allowing students to learn about habitat, animal adaptations and conservation. Programmes can be adjusted to your classes needs whether its age, group size, a fun day out or linking to your classroom topics.
| Cost per child | £13.50 |
| Minimum fee | None |
| Age group | KS2 + |
| Non-optional activity | Animal tour |
| Optional activities | 2 - choose from list below |
Included in programme - non optional
Animal tour
Connect with nature while learning about native wildlife on this guided tour.
Optional activities - choose 2
Animal games
Team games to educate the children on topics such as adaptation, habitat loss, food webs and competition.
Crazy about crayfish
Learn more about these endangered pinchy pals and what Wildwood is doing to help.
CSI: ‘Who killed Mr Bunny?’
Murder mystery activity - matching up evidence such as blood, fur and feather samples to work out who killed Mr Bunny.
Owl pellet dissection
Dissect an owl pellet to identify what they have eaten based on bones and fur.
Pond dipping
Use nets, trays, magnifying glasses and identification books to identify the range of species living in our ponds.
