A place to live

Would you like to live in a web and have flies for lunch like a spider?

A Place to Live is an educational workshop that introduces children to the idea that different animals live in different ‘homes’, and need different things to survive (food, water, shelter). Designed as a presenter-led storytelling session, children will interact with the central character, Beena the bee, that is searching for the right home and will be tasked with creating a habitat that meets their new friend’s needs.

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Learning Objectives

This workshop will help students understand...

That there are many different types of animals.
That different animals live in a variety of environments and habitats (‘homes’).
That animals have basic needs to survive (water, food, shelter).
How to use creative mark-making to create a visual scene.
How to use stamp shapes to create other forms and patterns.

Students will feel…

Inspired to explore the natural world around them.
Inspired to explore the Pavilion’s landscaped areas.
Encouraged to consider how we can care and support animals in their environment.
Encouraged to be creative outside of their visit to the Pavilion.

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Would you like to live in a web and have flies for lunch like a spider?

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