I am learning to concentrate on what I am doing without talking
I know I can do it when I can go for a mindfulness walk without talking
Mindful Walk
You are going to go on a mindful walk. You can do this in your home, your yard or around the street. Make sure an adult goes with you if you are leaving your property.
To work mindfully you need to walk without talking.
See if you can find 3 things you have not noticed before.
When you come home you like might to put on some relaxing music and draw a picture of what you saw.
I am learning to observe and identify mini beasts in their natural environment.
I know I can do it when I have found and observed mini beasts in their natural habitat.
Last week you learnt the difference between living things and non-living things. This week, you are going to search for some living things and observe them in their natural habitats.
What is a habitat?
A habitat is the environment that an animal or mini beast lives in. It will need to have all of the things that the mini beast needs to survive such as water, food, shelter and space. To learn more about habitats, watch the video below. ↓↓↓
Independent Task
Today you will need to go searching for some mini beasts in your garden or in a park near your house (you might like to take a magnifying glass with you to spot some little critters). To record the mini beasts that you see, you will need to create a tally. You will use this in your maths session tomorrow.
Watch the video below to learn about using tally marks to record information.
Use a table like the one below to record how many mini beasts that you spot in your yard. See if you can find at least one of each mini beast.
Bees
Butterflies
Snails
Spiders
Other Mini Beasts
Challenge
Choose one of the mini beasts that you found and draw a detailed picture of them in their habitat. Label the different things in their habitat that they need to survive (include their food, water, shelter and space).
Please note: This task will need to be submitted on or before Thursday 14th October 3:30pm.
Please see the following rubric as amarking guide.
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