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This resource provides a flexible and engaging art activity focused on how animals might evolve in response to climate change, rising sea levels and pollution. Ideal for a single class session or easily expanded into a week-long unit.

Students will:

  • Consider how our planet is changing and how animals might need to adapt artistically and biologically.
  • Explore two species — one turtle and one penguin — using informative posters/hand-outs.
  • Complete questionnaires to imagine what physical changes these animals might undergo to survive future environments.
  • Use a drawing worksheet to design their own “animal of the future,” incorporating adaptation features and creative visuals.

Included:

  • Fully editable teacher PowerPoint (step-by-step lesson guide)
  • Student hand-outs and posters for the turtle and penguin
  • Questionnaires for both animals
  • Creative drawing worksheet ready for student use

Perfect for Art classes, cross-curricular links with Science or Geography, and adaptable to different timeframes and abilities.

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nannybotle

a month ago
5

Really useful! Lots to use - thanks.

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