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Superpillars assemble - dance activity 1 - butterflies, moths and their habitats
In this first activity of the Superpillars Assemble, pupils watch a video to learn about butterflies, moths and their habitats and the threat posed by humans and other predators. They also learn various movements to perform the caterpillar dance with an optional mask children can decorate and wear. Through a narrated PowerPoint presentation, pupils learn more about how humans are destroying butterfly and moth habitats and the impact this is having on their population. To consolidate learning, there is an optional food chain word search and life cycle Sudoku puzzle to complete.
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Superpillars lesson plan 253.23 KB
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Superpillars mask 756.61 KB
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Food chain wordsearch 298.26 KB
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Life cycle sudoku 432.56 KB
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Answer sheet for activities 255.56 KB
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Superpillars lesson plan 253.23 KB -
Superpillars mask 756.61 KB
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Food chain wordsearch 298.26 KB
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Life cycle sudoku 432.56 KB
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Answer sheet for activities 255.56 KB
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