Welcome to our new topic for CHESTER ZOO this term – ‘Paws, claws and As Chester Zoo is now going to whiskers’. Choose the open from the 15 th June why activities listed to complete or not organise a trip with your make up your own! Remember family to see and learn about to keep sending in pictures of all the different and your learning because we really fascinating animals that live enjoy looking at all the there. You could record a fantastic work you are diary of your visit with completing at home! Keep safe photographs and write about and hopefully see you all soon! what you learned and the ☺☺☺ names of your favourite animals. If you can’t visit the Dance lesson! zoo, try a virtual visit instead. Find a space in your house See below for details. and listen to the instructions on BBC Let’s Move!

CLICK ON THIS LINK https://www.bbc.co.uk/progr https://www.chesterzoo.org/virtual- Imagine you were a zoo keeper ammes/p01n8mtq Pick an animal from the and an animal had escaped from This dance is all about sloths zoo-2/ where you can see and learn picture behind and create your zoo! about some fascinating zoo animals and leopards! a mask. Research this from the comfort of your home. animal see what kind of Can you create a ‘Wanted’ poster Get your parents to record Write down some interesting facts, things it likes to do. for the missing animal? part of your dance and email or create a diary/mini book to share Do it climb trees? The poster should include: it to the school email what you saw and learned on your Does it creep around address. slowly? virtual day at Chester zoo. • A picture of the animal. The best dance may get a You could even try and • What the animal likes to prize! trick the people you live eat. Visit the Chester Zoo website using with into thinking you • Make some animal crafts using paper this link Where the animal was last this animal has invaded plates and materials you have at https://www.chesterzoo.org/schools seen. your house! • What to do if you find the home. Look at the pictures for some /resources/?types=at-home animal. ideas or think of your own! Choose some activities to complete.