„Create an Animal Talk“ helps learners develop engaging animal presentations, combining research with english language storytelling to promote wildlife conservation and public speaking skills.
conservation Understanding the power of storytelling in conservation Curriculum Links
The KS1 Maths at Chester Zoo’s Asian elephant habitat resource helps young learners develop basic maths skills by applying them to fun, elephant-themed activities, enhancing both problem-solving abilities and knowledge about animals.
Curriculum Links: Maths: Counting, addition, subtraction, and comparison.
The Investigate amphibians and reptiles in winter resource from Chester Zoo teaches learners how these animals survive cold months by finding sheltered hibernation spots. It combines mapping, measuring, and observation to help children understand adaptation and seasonal change.
Understand how seasonal changes affect animal behaviour and survival Curriculum Links
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
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 Supply Chain of Palm Oil Infographic from Chester Zoo visually explains the journey of palm oil through the supply chain, promoting sustainable practices and ethical consumer choices to protect wildlife and reduce deforestation.
Curriculum Links: Geography: Sustainability, human impact on ecosystems, global
The Sumatran Tiger Fact File from Chester Zoo teaches students about the critically endangered Sumatran tiger, covering their habitat, behaviour, and conservation challenges.
conservation programmes in protecting critically endangered species. Curriculum Links
The Garden Snail Fact File from Chester Zoo helps children explore the lives of these slow-moving invertebrates, including where they live, what they eat, and how long they live. It also highlights simple steps young people can take to support invertebrate conservation in their gardens and green spaces.
conservation Learn how to support local biodiversity through everyday choices Curriculum Links
The grey heron fact file from Chester Zoo teaches young learners about the diet, habitat, and adaptations of this wetland bird. It also encourages awareness and protection of important ecosystems through simple conservation actions.
Develop awareness of how human activity influences bird populations Curriculum Links
The pine marten fact file from Chester Zoo introduces learners to this rare woodland species, exploring its habitat, diet, and unique adaptations. It also encourages young people to get involved in conservation by reporting sightings and supporting protection efforts.
species Explore opportunities to participate in conservation efforts Curriculum Links
