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Living Things and Their Habitats

Living Things and Their Habitats

 

Grab your coat and come outside - we are going on a minibeast hunt! What will we find?

 

In this topic, we explore all sorts of creatures, great and small, and find out where they live. We will learn about bees, butterflies, worms and snails and everything in between! 

 

How do bees make honey? Which animals are at the top of a food chain? How do we know if something is living?

 

Come with us as we explore the wondrous world of minibeasts!

Curriculum Newsletter

Homework

Geography - Physical and Human Features - 18.9.23

Science - Living, Dead, Never Been Alive - 19.9.23

Science - Making a Wormery - 25.9.23

Science - Food Chains - 26.9.23

Art - Sketching Minibeasts - 28.9.23

English - Researching Woodland Creatures - 6.10.23

Science - Global Habitats - 9.10.23

All about Bees - Tasting Honey!


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  • Whittaker Lane, Prestwich, Manchester, Lancashire, M25 1HA
  • Email: sthildas@bury.gov.uk
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