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Where do invertebrate and small vertebrate animals live and what are their features?
During this Stage 1 excursion, students investigate the places in which invertebrates and small vertebrate animals live and their role in natural environments. Students will complete a number of sensory activities on a bushwalk through the reserve.
Using simple collection equipment students work cooperatively to investigate what invertebrates live in the branches and what invertebrates live in leaf litter. Special features and adaptations of the invertebrates will be observed up close using an iPad and IWB. Students use paper clay to create small models of invertebrates based on their observations.
Please bring two school tote trays per class so clay models can be taken back to school.
Recommended maximum 6 classes per day.
address
220 Pittwater Road,
East Ryde NSW 2112
telephone 02 9816 1298
We’d like to acknowledge the Wallumedegal Peoples of the Darug Nation, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we stand and pay our respects to Elders past and present.
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