Workshop
A Place to Live: Beena the Bee
Let’s learn all about different animals, their habitats, and the things they need to survive.
About the workshop
Will you help Beena find her home?
Would you like to live in a web and have flies for lunch like a spider? This educational workshop introduces students to the idea that different animals live in different ‘homes’. Designed as a storytelling- led session, students will interact with Beena the bee to help her search for the right home; They will also get the chance to create a habitat that meets their new friend’s needs.
Date
Mon - Thu
Times
9:00 | 10:00 | 11:00
Duration
45 mins
Recommended age
4 to 6
Location
Terra - The Sustainability Pavilion
Our packages
ESP Journey Packages
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Learning Objectives
This workshop will help students
- Define and discover multiple environments and habitats for different types of animals.
- Examine the basic needs for animal survival (water, food, shelter).
- Create visual scenes to show an ideal habitat to support bees.
Learning resources
Habitats - A Place to Live Activity - Primary
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Frequently Asked Questions
This workshop can accommodate a maximum of 30 students.
Yes, the workshop is fully inclusive and suitable for all students. For students who may require some additional support, it is recommended that an accompanying adult from the school assists during the independent art activity.
No, students must be supervised by the accompanying adults at all times.
As the workshop is interactive and hands on, students will be provided with all the information and instructions they need during the workshop.