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Who eats who?

This school workshop at Wildlife World uncovers who eats who – the different ways animals eat, hunt and survive in their habitats. Pupils will discover the reasons animals need to eat and the difference between herbivores, carnivores and omnivores.

This workshop can also be made avalable as a online virtual class.

Duration: 45 minutes  |  Suitable for: KS1, KS2  |  Sessions run: Monday – Friday

Ahead of the workshop we will discuss SEND/access needs if required and share health & safety guidance.

During the classroom workshop we will:

  • Discuss diets, herbivores, omnivores and carnivores
  • Discuss predators, prey and producers
  • Names of teeth can be included for KS2
  • Show examples of food chains using the above vocabulary
  • Explain what happens if parts of the food chain are threatened or disrupted
  • View animal artefacts which link in with the workshop

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