Moon diary
Challenge your pupils to keep a moon diary for 28 days – use the activity sheet to record what they see.
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Topics:
Animals, including humans, Living things and their habitats, Relationships in an ecosystem, Human and physical geography
Presenter Michaela Strachan encourages young people to put what they’ve learnt into practice, to become inspired and come up with a design for a new home for nature in their own community. This clip provides natural and technological ideas and suggests how designs might be created. (Clip length 2:28 minutes)
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