Age groups: Years KS1/KS2 and Scottish Primary 3 – 7 A free pack containing information about plastic pollution for students. Discover the threat that litter and pollution can cause to whales and dolphins, and how long different materials take to break down in the sea. Explore how we can help by looking at what can be recycled, the choices we can make when shopping, and how we might change fishing nets to make them safer. Resources available: Power Point Presentation - with video links and resource links How does this relate to the curriculum? Class activities Echolocation game How long does rubbish take to break down? Shopping choices What can be recycled? Design a safe fishing net

Age group: Years KS2 and Scottish Primary 4 – 7 Discover how whales and dolphins find and catch their food. Explore an ocean food web and find out why whales are so important to the other animals in the web. Think about how humans are part of this food web, and how we can make things safer for whales and dolphins. A free resource pack created by the Whale and Dolphin Conservation. There is a main Power point with guides and video links, curriculum links and resources. Resources available: Power Point Presentation How does this relate to the curriculum? Class activities Build and label an ocean food web Echolocation game How big is a blue whale? Design a safe fishing net ‘Find me a…’ concept check game Check out our website: https://uk.whales.org/whales-dolphins/educational-resources/ for other free resources.

WDC Whales are Climate Giants Eco Club Do you know children who love everything about the ocean, especially whales and dolphins? Do you want to know where every second breath we takes comes from? The WDC Whale Eco club pack includes 7 x 1-hour discovery and activity sessions for children in Key stage 2. Children will discover why whales are vital for a healthy ocean and how they help combat climate degradation in a big way. The Eco Club resources are perfect for an afterschool environment club, a STEM day, home school resources or a stretch club.

Age groups: Years KS1/KS2 and Scottish Primary 3 – 7 A pack of resources to help children discover how whales and dolphins are adapted to live in their habitats. Explore what they need to be healthy and happy, and how human activity can threaten their habitats. Pack contains: Curriculum links Power point with video links and links to the resources Activities: What lives in this habitat? Whale habitat facts Ocean “musical chairs” How big is a blue whale? Good and bad habitat posters