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Expressing an opinion Holly Harriet Holly and Harriet do not agree. Holly wants to go to the nature reserve. Harriet wants to go to the playground. Put the following statements into the correct bubbles. *All that awful noise. *the wildlife is magnificent. *I hate walking and climbing. *We can have fun on the slide. *I can t wait to see the variety of birds. *the views will be amazing.

The Cost Of Your Visit Your class has decided to pay a visit to your local nature reserve. You need to work out the overall cost for your visit. Prices to consider ACTIVITY Calculate how much it will cost for your class to visit a nature reserve. Cost of transport Parking costs Costs to the Wildlife Trus

The Weather Danny is reading tomorrow s forecast. Underline all future tenses. Wednesday s weather A low pressure is forming to the south-west of Wales. This will bring rain and winds to all parts of Wales. Rain will be heaviest in the morning and should clear by noon. Some parts of Wales will have gale force winds and the temperature will rise from 3º at 6 a.m. to a maximum of 10º at 2 p.m. Winds will stay strong along the west coast. Danny has read the forecast for tomorrow s weather so he uses the future tense. Write a description of the weather for Wednesday but dating your account on Thursday. Which tense will you choose?

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Bluebell Bluebells have distinctive bell-shaped flowers They often grow so close together that they appear as a carpet. Bluebells are very rare in the rest of Europe. Can you draw a picture and label the following: A Violet blue flowers B Leafless, arching stems. C Petals curve back on the top. D Flowers hang downwards when fully open. E Leaves have straight sides with narrow veins.

Observation-Fact-file I saw signs of this mammal Mammal Date Time Signs How big is your mammal? What other signs did you find?

Observation-Fact-file I saw this flower on Flower - Date Time What colour was the flower? How many leaves did it have? How tall was it? Notes that I recorded

Observation-Fact-file I saw this invertebrate Invertebrate Date Time How many legs does your invertebrate have? How does your invertebrate protect himself? Notes that I recorded

I saw this itree Observation-Fact-file tree Date Time How tall was your tree? How wide was your tree? What did the leaves look like? Notes that I recorded

Nature Reserve Study PERCENTAGES K.S2 9 11 yrs [approx] Two groups of children each made a tally chart of birds they saw on a visit to their local reserve. Group1 Name of bird Blue tits Black caps robins gulls blackbirds dunnocks Number l llll lll llll llll ll llll llll Make a table to show the totals 1. Check that the numbers add up to 2. The fraction of dunnocks is 9. 3. What fraction were the blackbirds and the blue tits. Group2. Name of bird Blue tits robins gulls blackbirds Blackcaps dunnocks Number llll ll llll llll lll

4. Make a table to show these totals. MEANS OUT OF A 15 of the birds were gulls. Therefore we say that 15were gulls. 5. Copy and complete these tables in your books Group 1 Group 2 Name of bird Fraction Name of bird Fraction robin robin gulls gulls Blackbirds Blackbirds Blue tits Blue tits Blackcaps Black caps Dunnocks Dunnocks

7. Which group saw the highest fraction of birds? 8. What was the highest percentage of birds? 9. What were the birds in each category. 10. Which group saw the lowest fraction of birds? 11. Which group saw the lowest percentage of birds? 12. What were the birds? The cliffs of Skomer Island support Name of birds Guillemots Kittiwakes Razorbills Fulmars Number 14,000 4000 3500 1,400 1 What is 1 4 of each of these groups of birds?

Co- ordinates.how many do you recognise? 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 A B C D E F G H I J If you have paid a recent visit to your local nature reserve you may recognise the birds and plants shown. Otherwise use books and the internet to help you find the names.

What will you find at the following? Co-ordinate Name H4 D2 D7 J8 F10 E5 Name the co-ordinates Co-ordinate Name grey seal pup Peacock butterfly chough guillemots caterpillars Tortoiseshell butterfly

Our trip When you return to school perhaps you would like to recall your visit by writing a story or report of your visit. Use the information you have gathered and pictures you have taken.. Use these statements below to help you: When we got to As we came closer to On my first trip to The bus stopped at After travelling on the bus for some time There were thousands of birds and flowers all around We went to see the Make your piece of writing as interesting and as lively as possible! You may draw your own illustrations and colour them also.

Make a postcard You can make a postcard from photos you have taken or pictures you are able to cut out of leaflets or pamphlets.you may even be allowed to download some images from websites. WHAT YOU NEED *Light coloured, thin cardboard from old boxes or cereal boxes. *Scissors *A ruler *White glue [P.V.A.] or a glue stick. *Photos or pictures. WHAT TO DO *If you re using photographs trace around the photo onto cardboard. If you re using picture from other sources, draw a rectangle on the cardboard about 6"x 4". Cut it out. *on the side you will write on, draw a line across the card in order to divide the message and address. Glue your photo and/ or picture on the other side. Make sure it is secure. Using old recycled cardboard where possible!

Caring for Your Reserve Caring for a nature reserve requires a warden to visit the reserve on a regular basis. It is, for a good part of the year popular with visitors and therefore needs constant attention in maintaining all aspects of safety. Below give an account of a day in the life of a reserve warden as if you were recording it in a diary. You can write as if you were the warden. [If you pay a visit to the reserve, you may be able to ask the warden about his or her work]. 8:30 a.m. 9;30 am 12;30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 6:30 p. m 9:00 p. m.