This cryptogram / decode-the-message activity will see the kids reveal a quote from a recent interview of the legendary Sir David Attenborough. The activity requires the kids to reveal each letter one at a time by considering what the hidden / partially-hidden words could be. Two letters have already been revealed and a clue of ‘sustainability’ has been given on the sheet. Once the kids reveal the full quote / message, they need to then name the person who said it… so don’t give it away beforehand! ANSWER FILE INCLUDED

A wonderful crossword puzzle for kids learning about Rainforests. There are 15 clues to figure out the 15 terms. This is aimed at Year 6 kids but is also suitable for neighbouring ages above and below! Answer file is included.

This is a great bundle if you are learning about Apes! Use this in the class room, set as a group task or home learning. These can be used together or as separate activities - as you see fit! This bundle of activities contains the following: EDITABLE PowerPoint presentation file, ready with titles, images and sub-headings for 5 apes: Gorillas, Chimpanzees, Orangutans, Bonobos and Gibbons. This can be given to students as a research task (PDF version also included if needed) A completed presentation / set of fact sheets for the above. These can be used to guide students in their research or as a reading/comprehension exercise. They can also be used as display mats or posters, as you see fit. A comprehension task in the form of 16 questions relating to the fact sheets above. This is in EDITABLE form as an MS Word file, as well as a print-ready PDF file. (Answer files provided as both EDITABLE MS Word and PDF files.) Apes ‘Maze and Anagrams’ activity to complement the above tasks or as fun activities to use on their own! (PDF file, solutions included) Apes Crossword where students need to use the clues as well as their knowledge - again this can be used to complement the tasks above or as an activity just on its own (PDF file, solutions included) Apes word clouds x 4 - 2 color schemes, each with an A4 and A3 sized poster You’d be ape to pass on this one!