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Form a team

Work in a team of 2–3 students.

Choose a local species

Choose one local plant, animal, or insect from your region.

Find information
Together with your team, find:

The name in English and in your language.

A short description: What does it look like? Where does it live (habitat)? What does it eat (diet)? Why is it important (role in ecosystem)?

One fun fact (something surprising or interesting).

Create your Canva page

Open Canva and make one page/slide (A4 or slide format).
Your page should include:

Title: the species name.

Photo or illustration (your own photo or from a free image website).

A short text of 4–6 sentences (about the species).

Your fun fact highlighted (in a box, different colour, etc.).

The first names of the team members and your school name.

Save and upload your work

Download your Canva page as an image (PNG/JPG) or PDF.

Upload it here on Padlet.

Write in the title: Students' names – School, Country.