Animal adventures

Investigating the habitats of animals by exploring where different creatures live and how their environments meet their needs.

Teacher video: Animal adventures

Lessons

Lesson 1: Living and non-living

Lesson 2: Describing minibeasts

Lesson 3: On the farm

Lesson 4: Animal homes

Lesson 5: Zoo animals

Key skills

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Equipment list

Equipment needed across all lessons in this unit.

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  • PE hoops

    ×8
  • Objects for sorting living and non-living things (e.g. a potted plant, an insect in a lidded box, a seed, a water bottle, etc) ×8
  • Device for taking photographs ×8
  • Lidded box with breathing holes to collect minibeasts

    ×1
  • ‘What the ladybird heard’ storybook by Julia Donaldson ×1
  • Small world farm animals

  • Building equipment for making animal pens (e.g. wooden blocks, plastic blocks or magnetic tiles).

  • ‘Dear zoo’ storybook by Rod Campbell ×1
  • Eight small world animals to represent the animals in the ‘Dear zoo’ storybook

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Continuous provision ideas – Science EYFS: Animal adventures

Continuous provision activities to complement the EYFS unit 'Animal Adventures'.

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