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Grey Squirrel PowerPoint EYFS/Y1 (UK)

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Squirrel presentation notes for slides 1–3 introduce a gray squirrel, its tree nest called a drey, and babies.
Slides 1–3: Introduction and squirrel nests
Squirrel presentation notes for slides 4–5 describe young squirrels playing, leaping, and using tails to balance.
Slides 4–5: Young squirrels at play
Squirrel presentation notes for slides 6–8 explain climbing with sharp claws and show a squirrel eating an apple.
Slides 6–8: Climbing and eating
Squirrel presentation notes for slides 9–11 cover sunflower seeds, leaves, roots, nuts, bark, and mushrooms.
Slides 9–11: Foods squirrels eat
Squirrel presentation notes for slides 12–13 introduce omnivores, winter tree shelters, and storing nuts.
Slides 12–13: Diet and winter preparations
Squirrel presentation notes for slides 14–16 cover predators, visits to gardens, and watching squirrels.
Slides 14–16: Predators and garden visits
Squirrel presentation notes for slides 17–19 review appearance, bushy tails for balance, and strong legs.
Slides 17–19: Appearance review begins
Squirrel presentation notes for slides 20–22 review sharp claws, sharp teeth, warm fur, and animal comparisons.
Slides 20–22: Claws, teeth, and fur
Squirrel presentation notes for slides 23–25 review eyes and ears, label body parts, and ask where squirrels live.
Slides 23–25: Body features and habitats
Squirrel presentation notes for slides 26–27 compare squirrels with birds and foxes through teacher questions.
Slides 26–27: Comparing woodland animals
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About This Product

A 26 slide PowerPoint about Squirrels for EYFS/Y1. Suitable for use a as lesson starter, or to ignite interest, or for reinforcement.
The PowerPoint is read by the teacher, using either the notes seen in presenter view (go to slide show and then into presenter view).


It starts in story form to engage pupils before leading them to consider:

  • What squirrels look like - their characteristics

  • Where they live

  • What they eat
    How they behave

Once studied, pupils can use their knowledge to compare squirrels with other animals.

This PowerPoint can be used with our Squirrel Photo Pack and our Squirrel Worksheets for Y1.

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