Winter Animals
This curriculum topic scheme of work for the Foundation Stage gets the children to explore how animals adapt to the changes to the natural world in the winter including animals that live in Britain and other habitats such as the arctic. The class can investigate how reindeer and polar bears have adapted to living in habitats.
Explore how animals adapt to the changes to the natural world in the winter including animals that live in Britain and other habitats such as the arctic
Lesson One : Winter Garden
Identify and describe some of the different animals that might visit a garden during the winter for a range of special purposes
Lesson Two : Bird Tables
Explore and record some of the different ways of caring for British birds during the winter such as providing them with food to eat and water to drink
Lesson Three : Winter Pond
Identify and record how a selection of different types of fish can survive cold weather and temperatures during the winter when living in a pond in a garden
Lesson Four : Reindeer
Explore and record different pieces of information about how reindeer have adapted to living in winter conditions in special habitats around the world
Lesson Five : Habitats
Identify and describe some of the different types of habitats that can be found around the world that are populated by reindeer
Lesson Six : Polar Bears
Investigate and record information how polar bears have adapted to living in winter conditions as part of an arctic habitat
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Division Sharing
Identify and model how to share different numbers of objects to ten into matching groups of two using concrete equipment and pictorial diagrams
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Vegetables
Practise sharing different numbers of vegetables that can be bought from a greengrocers with counted sums to ten into matching equal groups of two
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Farm Animals
Practise sharing different numbers of animals that live on a farm with counted sums to ten into matching equal groups of two
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Zoo Animals
Practise sharing different numbers of animals that live in a zoo with counted sums to ten into matching equal groups of two