11 th EDITION
BBEY LENS November 2024 Vol 11: Issue No. Ten Excellence Through Partnership
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Endangered! Adaptations, food chains and classification.
WE’RE ALL GOING TO THE ZOO! In a thrilling adventure that combined education and excitement, Year 4 students embarked on an unforgettable trip to Dudley Zoo, home to many of the world’s most endangered species. The visit was part of their Science curriculum, focusing on animal adaptation, food chains, and classification. The children were eager to explore the zoo's several walk-through exhibits, including Lemur Wood and Lorikeet Lookout, where colorful birds fluttered around them. Equipped with packed lunches and boundless enthusiasm, the students engaged in hands-on learning experiences that brought their classroom lessons to life. They participated in activities designed to help them understand the complex relationships within ecosystems, including how different species interact through food chains. As they wandered through the lush pathways of the zoo, they learned about the vital roles of producers, predators, and prey in maintaining ecological balance. The trip not only enriched their understanding of animal biology but also instilled a sense of responsibility towards conservation efforts for endangered species. With every lemur sighting and every colorful lorikeet perched nearby, the young explorers were reminded of the importance of protecting our planet's biodiversity.
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