The Centre for Regenerating FuturesResource relevant to animal habitats/habitat loss
If a dingo attacks a kangaroo, is that a bad thing? Or is it just part of a balanced ecosystem? Starting small, this play-based lesson engages with age-appropriate elements of balanced ecosystems, and the role of human activities and natural phenomena in maintaining and disturbing that balance.
Help primary and secondary students think about environmental change and management, colonisation, connect with local places, and envision sustainable futures.
Help your students understand the need for balance within ecosystems, and how humans have and can impact that balance with this easy warm-up based on Musical Chairs.
The Truffula Vale is under threat. The Onceler is eager to set up a thneed factory – cutting down truffula trees, poisoning the pond, and evicting barbaloots, fish, and swans in the process. Unless…
Help primary students think about economic, environmental, and social impacts and envision sustainable futures.
Bright the Sugar Glider gets blown away from her home in a storm. With the help of Digby the Wombat and other friendly animals, can she find her way back again?
Help young children develop empathy, connect with their local environment, value our native creatures, and consider ways they can help to protect their homes.
Help your students understand how animals and animal habitats are affected by urbanisation, agriculture, and introduced species with this easy warm-up based on Floor is Lava.