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KS1 Science; Birds - Blackbirds PowerPoint

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Blackbird lesson slides 1–3 introduce the bird, the lesson's questions, and what blackbirds look like.
Slides 1–3: Introduction and appearance
Blackbird lesson slides 4–6 compare a rook's size with a blackbird's and introduce the male bird's color.
Slides 4–6: Size and color comparisons
Blackbird lesson slides 7–9 label the male's orange beak and eye ring, compare a rook, and show a brown female.
Slides 7–9: Identifying male and female blackbirds
Blackbird lesson slides 10–12 examine the female's beak and eye ring, compare bird sizes, and define habitat.
Slides 10–12: Female features and habitat vocabulary
Blackbird lesson slides 13–15 show gardens, parks, and woodland as habitats, with hedges or bushes for shelter.
Slides 13–15: Habitats and shelter
Blackbird lesson slides 16–18 describe sightings near homes, define diet, and explain pulling worms from soil.
Slides 16–18: Nearby habitats and diet introduction
Blackbird lesson slides 19–21 identify beetles, caterpillars, and spiders as foods, with a photo of each.
Slides 19–21: Beetles, caterpillars, and spiders
Blackbird lesson slides 22–24 cover snails, autumn berries and seeds, and a female eating a fallen apple.
Slides 22–24: Snails and seasonal plant foods
Blackbird lesson slides 25–27 connect beak shape to feeding, define omnivores, and introduce movement.
Slides 25–27: Feeding adaptations and movement
Blackbird lesson slides 28–29 describe hopping, running, pauses while feeding, and retreating to hedge cover.
Slides 28–29: Movement and responses to danger
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About This Product

This Y1 teaching resource pack, based on Blackbirds, will help children to use the local environment throughout the year to explore and answer questions about animals in their habitat.

Helps children to ask questions and find answers, first through observation and then from other sources. Learn about colour/identification what Blackbirds eat where they live, how they move and nesting behaviour.

The pack will:

  • - Help you to fully embrace the non-statutory guidance for the Year 1 National Curriculum for Science as well as teaching the statutory requirements.

  • - Bring Science alive and help you to deliver excellent lessons based on squirrels in the local environment.

  • - Designed to appeal to the Y1 child, gently introducing key vocabulary.
    - Written by an Environmental Education, Early Years specialist (ages 3 to 8) who understands how children learn.

Year 1: Science curriculum covered:

• Identify and name a variety of common animals, including birds.
• Describe and compare the structure of a variety of common animals (including birds).

  • * Identify and name a variety of common animals that are …omnivores.

  • * Once the Blackbird has been studied you can compare it to other birds ,or even other animals in the local environment.

What's Included

I PowerPoint

! PDF lesson pack

1 PDF Narration Notes

Contains:

Two lesson outlines (but material for more)

40 slides Powerpoint with narration notes either printed or under each slide

3 differentiated factual reading pages (print A 3 and fold into A4, or print 2x A4)

The story of Blackbirds nesting (4 A4 pages with text and drawings)

1 page mini black and white pictures of the nesting story for ordering/writing about)

2 colouring pages

3 differentiated Blackbird Facts worksheets

4 differentiated reading comprehension sheets (base don the factual reading pages and matched in ability

2 differentiated writing sheets for factual writing

5 Photographs

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