Powerpoint Presentations on Animal Health Checks. Includes a lesson on general health checks and also more specific lessons on dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs and poultry. Suitable for Levels 1 through to 3.

A 46 Slide lesson covering the following topics: Feeding & Digestive System Breeding Passports Ectoparasites Non Parasitic Diseases

Powerpoint on Equine Endoparasites A revision lesson with questions on each slide and the answers once the group has discussed their thoughts.

A 56 Slide lesson covering the following objectives: By the end of this session: All learners will: Define Parasites Explain the difference between Endo & Ecto Parasites List 2 Ectoparasites Draw at least 1 parasite lifecycle Some learners will also: List 4 Ectoparasites Draw and Annotate 2 Life Cycles Some learners could also: Explain the categories of Ectoparasites and name all 5 Explain the at least 1 life-cycle in detail

A 26 slide lesson covering the following objectives: By the end of this session you will be able to: Define Behaviour, Stimulus & Ethology Explain the difference between internal/external Stimulus List at least 5 different behaviours State the reasons animals carry out behaviours

74 Slide Powerpoint suitable for level 3 upwards By the end of this lesson you will be able to: Explain Learning Theory List the Different Ways Animals Learn Explain Classical/Operant Conditioning Apply some Training Techniques to Animals Discuss the Problems Associated with Punishment Explain the Factors that Affect Learning

A 19 slide lesson covering the following objectives: By the end of this session you will be able to: State two main types of behaviour Explain the difference between the two State 3 types of behaviour development Explain the difference between them State 5 types of learning Explain the difference between them

A 22 slide powerpoint covering the following objectives: By the end of this lesson you will be able to: List & Explain different defence strategies Name some species each defence strategies relates to Explain in detail how a species uses Predator avoidance to survive

Animal Behaviour Powerpoint, for level 3 upwards On Completion of this lesson, students should be able to: Be able to recognise animal behaviour patterns Understand the mechanisms and factors influencing animal behaviour and apply appropriate husbandry techniques. Understand the different methods of communication used by animals. Be able to recognise a variety of learned behaviours in animals.

A 16 Slide lesson on the following topics: Dogs - Ear Medication, Liquid medication, Tablet Administration, Eye Medication and Topical medication. Cats - Aggression Dog Aggression Types and a selection of video links to help students visualise what the aggression looks like.

A 12 slide lesson covering the following objectives: OBJECTIVES Be able to explain the difference in foraging, hunting and predator avoidance. Be able to state principles of foraging and hunting strategies and also explain predator avoidance Be able to explain species from each vertebrate classification. and their specific foraging/hunting strategy.

A 31 slide lesson covering the following objectives: By the end of this session you will be able to: State the meaning of:- Ritualized Fighting, Dominance, Territory List 3 Advantages/Disadvantages of Grouping and give 2 examples of animals that group Give an example of an animal that performs Ritualized Fighting

A 25 slide powerpoint covering the following objectives: By the end of this session you will be able to: State what is meant by Filial Bonding State what is meant by Sexual Bonding Define Imprinting Explain the processes of each

A 22 slide powerpoint covering the following objectives: State the different types of enrichment techniques available. List the stages required when planning an enrichment program. Describe species-specific forms of enrichment that could be used

A 24 slide lesson achieving the following objectives: By the end of this session you will be able to: Define Parental Care Explain the Different Forms of Parental Care Give Example of Species which use the Different Types of Parental Care

An 8 slide lesson achieving the following objectives: By the end of this session you will be able to: Explain the difference between Solitary and Social Species Give examples of each Explain the classification of social behaviour Explain in detail the behaviour of a given solitary and social species

An 8 slide lesson covering Animal Adaptations: Structural Adaptation Protective Colouration Mimicry Behabioural Adaptations Migration Hibernation

A 20 slide lesson showing pictures of different wild animals to allow the tutor to discuss a variety of animal related topics with the class to suit their topic.

A 14 slide lesson covering the following objectives: By the end of this session you will be able to:- State what is meant by Animal Communication. List 3 methods of Animal Communication. Explain what types of messages animal communication to each other. Explain why Animal Communication is important.