Tag Archives: animals

28th November 2023 – UMA All creatures great and small

Endangered animals evening. We played a corners game where each corner was a reason animals are endangered.

We played another corners game where each corner was a different part of the world and we had to guess where animals come from.

We made corner bookmarks of endangered animals. https://artsycraftsymom.com/endangered-animals-corner-bookmarks/

30th June 2020 – All creatures great and small

This week we talked about endangered animals and what we could do to help protect them. Some ideas were to
pick up litter we see lying around and to recycle plastic.
build a hedgehog home like Steve Backshall on DIY Deadly ]https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/m000kbn0/diy-deadly-with-steve-backshall
We also talked about how we can help reduce climate change which also leads to animals losing their homes. Suggestions were:
remind everyone that when they waste electricity they’re killing polar bears!
instead of using the car, to go by bike or walk to places instead.
We also thought about how not all endangered animals are the large animals like tigers, hippos, gorillas or pandas. Lots of minibeasts and small mammals are endangered in this country too so we can help them by leaving areas our garden wild to create little habitats for them.
Wild birds are also under threat so we can leave out food for them.
The challenge for next week is to do something to help endangered animals and report back next time.

We also played a drawing game and got to see some lovely work for the Baking badge and Collecting badge.

14th January 2020 – Oman Challenge

Oman Challenge badge

We had lots of fun doing the Oman challenge badge.

One of the leaders from Bristol North West is fundraising for their GOLD trip to Oman and so created this Oman challenge. Read more about it here https://goldteamoman2019.wordpress.com/.

We made camels and had a relay race with them (we coloured in two camel head pictures, one for the left and one for the right side of the camel head, then Brown Owl made poles using rolled up newspaper to make ‘camel hobby horses’).