Butterfly House Explorer, Discover, Investigate!
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1 Butterfly House Explorer, Discover, Investigate! (KS 2) Self guided activities at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo 1. Includes: pre-visit activities, onsite activities and post visit activities 2. National curriculum links: Working scientifically, Animals, including Humans, Living things and their habitats, Plants, Evolution and Inheritance, Statistics and Ratio & Proportion (Mathematics), Writing and Reading (English) 3. Intended Learning Outcomes: a. List different ways in which animals are adapted to suit their environment b. Identify how different animals get nutrition from what they eat c. Record and analyse data collected d. Be able to group animals seen in the Butterfly house into different categories e. Be able to discuss how environments can change and that this can pose dangers to living things
2 A walk through our Butterfly House (KS2) Self-guided activity at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo Location: Base Camp National Curriculum links (2015): Science - Year 6 programme of study Living things and their habitats: - Describe how living things are classified into broad groups according to common, observable characteristics and based on similarities and differences - Give reasons for classifying animals based on specific characteristics Evolution and Inheritance: - Identify how animals are adapted to suit their environment in different ways - Working scientifically: - Recording data - Classification keys Mathematics - Year 6 programme of study Statistics: - Interpret and construct pie charts Ratio and proportion: - Solve problems involving the calculation of percentages and use the percentages for comparison English - Year 5 and 6 programme of study Writing: - Handwriting and presentation - Using the perfect form of verbs - Using expanded noun phrases - Using correct grammatical features Reading: - Retrieve, record and present information in non-fiction
3 1. Pre-visit activity at school: Resources needed (Included in the pack) 1. Species pictures for opening activity including mammals, reptiles, fish, birds & invertebrate 2. Classification key Optional Opener: To review general theme of classification. Show pupils Species Pictures and ask them to group them with reasons why - discuss differences with the class. If needed, can prompt the identification of key features such as hair/fur, scales, feathers etc. Can the pupils name each group (mammal, reptile etc)? Introducing Invertebrates: Introduce invertebrates, and explain their importance in our world o 80% of the world s known species are invertebrates o They form the basis of numerous food chains: e.g. 80% of plants rely on invertebrates for pollination; o One pipistrelle bat will eat around 8,000 insects in one evening. o Some look very similar, some look very different. One thing they all have in common is that none of them have a spine/backbone o Ask them which of the 10 pictures from opener were invertebrates? Show pupils four insects showing different looking insects (butterfly, cockroach, ant, bee). In groups discuss what features that they all have the same (6 legs, 3 body parts, antennae). What do some have that others don t (wings, different colours)? Introduce Classification Key : Using the classification key, can the pupils work out what class of invertebrate each animal is (spider = arachnid, snail = mollusc, worm = annelid, centipede = myriapod). Can pupils name a type of invertebrate from each class that lives in the UK? Optional Extension: Research a UK species of butterfly, looking at its habitat and microhabitat, whether it is a carnivore, herbivore or omnivore. Ask pupils to look into how it is adapted to its habitat/microhabitat. Make a poster highlighting their adaptations. Key questions 1. Do all insects look the same? What are the key features that they all have? 2. Why do we classify animals? 3. What are the main features of arachnids, molluscs, annelids and myriapods? 4. Can anybody give an example of one of each of these living in the UK? Classification = grouping living things into categories based on shared features
4 2. Butterfly House activity at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo: Resources needed: Classification Key printed from ZSL website (x1 per pair/group) included in this pack Butterfly House Spotting Sheet printed from ZSL website (x1 per pair/group) included in this pack Note books or paper to record pupil observations Pencils or pens Clipboards one per pair if possible Cameras to take photographs of living things and micro-habitats in the Butterfly House Expectations of behaviour in the Butterfly House Stay together and in your pair Stick to the path, but you can move a little bit either side of the path but be careful not to stand on any plants If you lift a rock or log to look under it then make sure put it back where you found it Walk slowly and take your time to record information and see what you can find Everyone waits when they have finished the walk to make sure everyone leaves together What living things can we find in the Butterfly House and where? 1. Go through the behaviour expectations for group in the Butterfly House. 2. Put students into pairs/small groups. 3. Each pair/group is given one Butterfly House Spotting Sheet and one Classification Key 4. Encourage pupils to walk along the path in the Butterfly House spotting as many different butterflies. Ask the students to note the colour, shape, size of the butterflies to later compare to the species guide in the Butterfly House. 5. When they find an animal they should record it in their Butterfly House Spotting Sheet. 6. If moving slowly enough to record their data, this walk should take minutes. As the pair walks along the path to find and explore their particular micro-habitat, they tick off any living things they see, giving a running tally. The second pupil can write/draw each observation they make using their senses in a notebook or on paper. 7. At the end of the walk, adults can ask students to share what they have found before collecting the sheets to talk about back at school
5 Species pictures all images are copyright of ZSL
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9 Butterfly or moth? The best way to tell if the insect you are looking at is a butterfly or a moth is to look at their antennae. When investigating the insects in the Butterfly House, observe the antennae closely (please make sure that you do not touch the insects as they are very fragile). Club shaped antennae Feathery antennae
10 Butterfly House spotting sheet Name: Class: What we saw (Species) Where we saw it (Microhabitat) How many we saw (Abundance) What is looked like (Description) Butterfly On a bush 5 Large red wings with black dots
11 What we saw (Species) Where we saw it (Microhabitat) How many we saw (Abundance) What is looked like (Description)
12 3. Post visit activity Resources needed: Invertebrate BINGO printed from ZSL website x1 per team Completed Butterfly House Spotting Sheets A4 paper, rulers and colouring pencils to draw pie charts and/or bar graphs A1 paper to make posters Crocodile adaptations sheet printed from ZSL website a) Invertebrate BINGO! (at school or during some free time at the Zoo) Ask pupils to share what species they saw - write all the names on the board - discuss the different animals found in the Butterfly House and where it was found etc. o You can also see the list of species found in the Butterfly House on the zsl website Split children into small teams (3-4 pupils). Hand out BINGO! worksheets (1x per team). Pupils to write down 9 of the different butterflies found from the board in any order they like. Teacher calls out in random an animal, a Microhabitat, or some Identifying Features of a particular butterfly or animal Pupils use this to circle one species on their board. The first team to have all their animals circled is the winner. LITERACY extra: 1. Working in their groups, pupils make a poster to describe what they found in the Butterfly House 2. Include drawings of the species they saw in the different microhabitats, pie charts/graphs to show their results (butterfly species can be grouped in colour, microhabitat or size. 3. Write a discussion of their findings. 4. Encourage sentences such as "When we explored the Butterfly House, we found that the most common colour of Butterfly was XXX. XXX Microhabitat had the most species living in it. 5. Challenge the pupils to use past, present and perfect tenses in their discussion. 6. Challenge the pupils to use expanded noun phrases to describe the species, habitat and microhabitats: e.g. the big, slimy, pink worm lived under the dark, damp, muddy log.
13 Science extension Use the classification key downloaded from the ZSL website and undergo a Bug hunt in the school grounds. Use the spotting guide for the Butterfly House for this Bug Hunt to describe and count all the different invertebrates that you find. Results and Discussion of Findings School grounds bug hunt: Ask the pupils to describe the different conditions and different living things in each habitat. Ask them to offer suggestions about why they are found in different micro-habitats. If needed, explain to the pupils that different living things live in particular environments depending on what suits them - some prefer shady conditions, some prefer exposure to sunlight, specific food preferences, damp or dry etc. NUMERACY extra: Ask pupils to work out what percentage of the animals they found belonged to each group, using this formula: Number of INVERT TYPE (e.g. insect species) x100 Total number of species found Which was the most abundant? Can they construct a pie chart or bar graph to show these percentages? You can also do the same formula to highlight which microhabitats had the most species in them using this formula: Number found in MICROHABITAT (e.g. under a log) x100 Total number of species found Which microhabitat had the highest species diversity? Can they construct a pie chart or bar graph to show these percentage
14 Crocodile or Alligator? African Dwarf Crocodile Fourth tooth visible in crocodiles when their mouth is closed. American Alligator Flat U shaped nose
15 Adaptations Label the crocodile below with all the adaptations that the crocodile has. Habitat:
16 Classification Key Does it have legs? Yes No Does it have 6 legs? Is the body split into many parts? Yes Yes No Insect 6 legs, antennae, No Annelid No legs, Mollusc No legs, soft bod, 3 body parts some have wings. soft & segmented some have shells. Does it have 8 legs? Yes Arachnid 8 leg, no antennae; 2 body parts ; no wings No Myriapod Lots of legs, lots of body parts Does it have more than 20 legs? Yes No Talk to you teacher What is it? You might need to check your answers - or maybe it's another type of animal!
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