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Animal Research Template

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Overview:

A planning template to help students organise key information for writing an animal report. Designed for students in the middle and upper years.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify and categorise key details about an animal.
  • Organise information logically to structure a report.
  • Develop research and note-taking skills.

How the Activity Works:

A template to help students research and record information about a chosen animal, focusing on classification, appearance, diet, habitat, lifecycle, and interesting facts. The structured format helps students organise their findings and develop a well-structured report. This activity supports research skills and scientific understanding of animals.

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