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This is the deluxe lesson resource bundle on Predator-Prey Adaptations. There is also a premium bundle available with additional resources. This lesson resource is for Key Stage Three (KS3) Science and Biology teachers (students aged 11-14). It is based on the new KS3 AQA Science Specification. It aims to teach students about predator and prey adaptations as well as how predator and prey populations interact. The lesson is designed to be clear, colourful and engaging and to help students to think for themselves.
The resources are designed to be used for one lesson and have been created with home learning in mind as well as for the classroom.
Resources are as follows:
> Lesson PowerPoint with notes on the slides. (Scroll down on the preview to see the slides)
> Differentiated worksheets to accompany this
> Notes on the resource
> StudyStack questions to aid student revision or use in class as a plenary
The lesson PowerPoint includes:
> Definitions of predator, prey, herbivore and carnivore
> Images showing different predator and prey adaptations
> Embedded YouTube Videos showing different predator/prey examples
> Consideration given to the changes in predator/prey populations
Worksheet:
There is a differentiated work sheet (two versions) on identifying different adapatations and stating their advantage.
In addition:
> The PowerPoints come in light and dark versions to suit preferences/classroom situations
> It includes notes on the slides
> The differentiated worksheets link directly to the lesson PowerPoint and are provided in greyscale for printing
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