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science-phobic amongst us as the ideas are all there."
Kay Wilkie, Year 6 teacher
Pitfall traps
In this series of lessons, pupils will collect their own animals and then classify them according to their observable characteristics. This pack includes:
Two lesson plans
Printable instructions
A PowerPoint presentation explaining the five kingdoms
A printable classification chart
Printable pictures of animals to build a whole class flow chart
Simple to resource! The items you will need:
Trowel
Stones
A tile, piece of wood or a large plastic lid for a roof
Small piece of food for bait (e.g fruit, cheese or cat food)
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