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What Is Biodiversity? - Definition, Types And Importance - Biological diversity - Learning Junction

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Teach a simple song about biodiversity, incorporating actions and movements. Songs and music can be a great way to reinforce learning in a fun way.

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The Nature Song for Children | Fun Kids English

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The Biodiversity SONG | Science for Kids | Grades K-2

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Take the class on a nature walk around the school grounds. Use a simple checklist with pictures of different plants, insects, and animals. Encourage students to observe and check off items they see, promoting awareness of biodiversity.

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Create a game where students sort pictures or small models of various living things into groups: plants, animals, insects, and fungi. This will help them understand the different types of biodiversity.

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How can I use this resource to create a habitat display board?

Looking to bring the outdoors to the classroom? Then look no further than our beautiful photo display pack. Perfect for making any habitat display board vibrant and bright, enabling children to benefit from a visual aid when exploring the various biodiversity habitats around the world.

Included in this habitat photo pack are 12 visually detailed and bright landscape photographs of specific habitats. This resource offers versatility and can serve as a prompt for writing tasks or producing fact files on specific animals that call these places their home.

Available in a range of print options, we have you covered when it comes to saving on your printing budget. Simply download this resource for your habitat display board and print it in super-eco colour. Alternatively, select our cursive version when introducing young children to handwriting skills and joining letters.

Perhaps use this wonderful resource as printouts for small group tasks. Ask students to communicate their knowledge and prior learning relating to the specific image they have been given. Why not set up a performance space and create an opportunity to develop public speaking skills and learn from their peers. Bring the knowledge of the class together with our wonderful habitat photographs.

What else can I use to create a habitat display board?

If you are looking for further inspiration to create the perfect habitat display board then why not combine our habitat photo pack with some of these lovely resources?

Create an active learning experience for your students and involve them in creating wonderful display work. Combine our habitat photos with these wonderful Animal Groups Sorting Cards and get students to identify where they would find each species. To get even more out of your interactive habitat display board, use string to create an animal web linking each animal group to the correct habitat.

Add our Living Things and Their Habitats Display Lettering to your habitat display board. Simply download, print it, cut it out and laminate for longer-lasting durability!

We have you covered when it comes to making eye-catching and engaging classroom displays.

For further ideas, why not try some our other habitat display resources:

Build on your student's knowledge of habitats with our Animal Habitats PowerPoint.

What do you need to know about habitats?

A habitat is a place where an animal, plant, or other organism makes its home. The main components of a sustainable are habitat are water, food, space, and shelter, which enables animals and plants to thrive.

Our planet is geographically diverse and home to animals that can survive in a wide range of climates, locations, and ecosystems.

These organisms have adapted to survive and prosper in specific conditions, such as the five main habitat categories:

There are five major biomes that cover our planet:

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Looking to bring the outdoors to the classroom? Then look no further than our beautiful photo display pack. Perfect for making any habitat display board vibrant and bright, enabling children to benefit from a visual aid when exploring the various biodiversity habitats around the world.

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Get your class to go on a minibeast hunt by using this fantastic tally sheet!This is a chance for your children to go out and explore the great outdoors to see how many minibeasts they can find.

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Start a small garden in the classroom or schoolyard. Let students plant seeds, water the plants, and watch them grow. Discuss the importance of plants in biodiversity and their roles in the ecosystem.

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Build a bug hotel using recycled materials like cardboard tubes, sticks, and leaves. Place it in the schoolyard and observe the different insects that inhabit it over time. Discuss the importance of insects in biodiversity.

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Read a storybook about animals and plants living together in harmony. Use books with plenty of pictures and simple language. Ask questions throughout the story to keep students engaged and thinking about biodiversity.

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Outdoor Classrooms, schools gardens and sensory gardens

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Outdoor Classrooms for schools across Ireland. Made from recycled-plastic and including a school garden design.