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Discovering The Hidden World

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Ages

7–14

Duration

Medium (5-11 activities)

Over three lessons our Discovering The Hidden World resource will allow students to explore and compare a variety of natural habitats and their distinctive features, including bioluminescence. Plus, as an extension for more able students, delve into the consequences of changing environmental conditions and the adaption capabilities of different species.

Students will use creative writing and design to fashion their own dragon and demonstrate how their new friend is suited to its own particular environment, helping to deliver on both the English literacy and art & design curricula, as well as elements of science and biology.

To find out more, download the Teachers' notes and other resource files below. The Design a Dragon competition closes 1 March.

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This Resource Supports

  • Art and Design
  • English
  • Geography
  • Literacy
  • Biology
  • Science

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