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Lesson overview
This lesson builds on the spatial and temperature zone understanding from the first lesson to explore ocean habitats and their animals. It helps students understand that different ocean animals need different conditions to survive, just like land animals. Students learn that the ocean isn’t just one uniform space, but contains distinct habitats that provide homes for different creatures.

Learning outcomes

  • Know that the ocean contains different types of homes (habitats)
  • Connect ocean animals to their preferred homes
  • Map ocean habitats and animals to different areas of the ocean

Climate change and sustainability
As part of the strategy to embed climate and sustainability learning throughout primary school, this lesson has been designed to develop pro-environmental values and build the foundational knowledge needed to address climate and conservation topics more fully in later years.

Values integration

  • Wonder at ocean diversity
  • Care for ocean homes
  • Understanding connection between animals and habitats
  • Appreciation for different ocean environments

Climate change links
This lesson provides a foundation for why ocean heating matters by helping students connect ocean conditions to the animals that live there. It shows that ocean animals need specific conditions in their homes, laying groundwork for later understanding of how changing ocean conditions affect marine life.

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