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We're Going
On An Animal Hunt

EYFS, KS 1, Early Years, 
First Stage. 
Ages 3 - 7.

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DURATION: 45 mins - 55 mins

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OVERVIEW: This story-based workshop based on a classic children’s book takes children on a fantastic animal hunt!

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Their ZooLab presenter will take them through grass, a river, mud, a forest and a snowstorm before coming face to face with an array of amazing ZooLab animals!

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Using animals, songs and rhymes helps promote language, physical, social and emotional development.

Key Workshop Objectives:

  • Explore habitats and a series of micro-habitats

  • Identify characteristics of ZooLab’s animals

  • Encourage listening, participation and imagination

Includes:

Free Printable Resources

Educational resource pack
Educational resource pack

Animals often used in this workshop:

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Entertainment

Animal requests will be accommodated where possible. Unfortunately, we can’t guarantee attendance.

A magical storybook setting with exotic animals hidden amongst the foliage

Why learn through storytelling?

Using storytelling as a mechanism in teaching involves structuring learning around a narrative. It helps children (and adults) make sense of issues and topics by engaging them in a story, making facts easier to remember and participants more open to learning.

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The benefits of learning through storytelling does not stop at increasing knowledge of the subject area - storytelling encourages creativity, expands vocabulary, increases attention span and helps to reinforce morals.

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