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Who eats who?

Pupils discover the reasons animals need to eat and the differences between herbivores, carnivores and omnivores.

Duration: 45 minutes  |  Cost £50 | Suitable for: KS1, KS2  |  Sessions run: Monday – Friday

Ahead of the workshop we will:

  • Discuss SEND/access needs if required
  • 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

 

There is also the opportunity to add these extras to your workshop to enhance your day:

  • Guided tour of Wildlife World to really get to know the animals with our zoo education officer
  • Mini-beast hunt in Captain Wood

 

To find out more or to book your session please email lothertonlearning@leeds.gov.uk and a member of the team will be in touch.

Please fill out the form below to make an enquiry.

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