Chester Zoo’s Terrific Trees resource helps people learn how to identify tree species while highlighting their ecological importance, promoting environmental stewardship and practical conservation skills.
Curriculum Links: Science: Plant biology, ecosystems, and conservation.
The KS1 Animal Behaviour resource from Chester Zoo is designed to help young students observe and describe animal behaviour, using verbs to explain different actions and learning about the wellbeing and habits of animals.
observation-based learning, either in the classroom or at a zoo.  Curriculum Links
The KS2 Maths at Chester Zoo’s Asian elephant habitat resource from Chester Zoo combines practical maths exercises with real-world scenarios involving elephants, enhancing both problem-solving skills and knowledge about animal care.
Curriculum Links: Maths: Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, problem-solving
ecosystem Promoting wildlife conservation and protection efforts Curriculum Links
The Sun Bear Fact File from Chester Zoo provides an engaging look at the smallest of the bear species, covering their diet, habitat, and conservation needs.
efforts to protect sun bears and their role in forest ecosystems. Curriculum Links
In this immersive walking tour workshop we’ll explore the Madagascan ecosystem, investigating the native species of plants and animals.
Age group: KS3 Duration: 50 minutes Cost: £50 CURRICULUM LINKS Geography Locational
The Sustainable Palm Oil Challenge – Teachers’ Pack helps educators map the curriculum against the topic of sustainable palm oil. It will help students understand the environmental and social impact of palm oil production and promotes sustainable choices through engaging classroom activities
Curriculum Links: Geography: Ecosystems, human impact, deforestation.
The hedgehog fact file from Chester Zoo introduces children to the UK’s native hedgehog, highlighting its habitat, diet, and unique physical features. The resource also encourages wildlife-friendly actions that support hedgehog conservation in local gardens and green spaces.
Develop empathy for animals and confidence in taking positive action Curriculum Links
The Buzzing for bees resource from Chester Zoo teaches young people how to identify different types of bees and understand their role in pollination. It also encourages wildlife-friendly actions, such as planting bee-friendly flowers and leaving grass to grow, to support pollinator populations.
Explore how wildlife-friendly gardening can support bee populations Curriculum Links
The Giant Vietnamese Magnolia Snail film at Chester Zoo details the rediscovery and conservation efforts surrounding this critically endangered species, highlighting zoo-based conservation and the need for urgent environmental action.
Curriculum Links: Science: Biodiversity, conservation, species adaptations.
