This activity supports the following subject: Science.
Think about the type of habitats that animals like to live in. Have a class discussion about where you might find the most animal life and why.
You may want to make a map of your local area showing where the different habitats are. Visit the RSPB Wild Challenge website for some free resources.
Don't forget to tell RSPB when you have completed the activity to help earn your Wild Challenge award! RSPB will ask for you to upload a photo to show you have completed this activity
Use the 'Mark as complete' button at the top of the RSPB Wild Challenge Award page to tell us you've completed your activity. You'll need to show what you did by uploading a photo of the children exploring the habitats, a photo of recording sheet and photo of mapped habitats.
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