This is a worksheet for BBC Iplayer’s The Green Planet Ep.5 Human Worlds The worksheet contains 25 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at the relationships between humans and plants. Examples of topics looked at include humans using plants to support their survival, action form humans to remove invasive plant species and humans introducing native plants to restore the land. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to the biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class or as homework.

This is a worksheet for BBC Iplayer’s The Green Planet Ep.4 Desert Worlds The worksheet contains 25 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at plants and their adaptations to extreme dry conditions within deserts. Examples of topics looked at include plant cactus adaptations, seed dispersal, pollination and the impact of climate change on plants. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to the biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or curriculum competition.

This is a worksheet for BBC Iplayer’s The Green Planet Ep.3 Seasonal Worlds The worksheet contains 25 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at plants and their adaptations to seasonal conditions and changes. Examples of topics looked at include plant competition, seed dispersal, pollination and the impact of climate change on plants. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to the biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or curriculum competition.

This worksheet is for BBC Iplayer’s Wild Isles Ep. 3 Grasslands. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at the ecosystems and wildlife found in the grasslands of the British Isles. Some of the species documented in this episode include hares, wild horses, field voles, black grouse, adders and white-tailed eagles. The documentary also highlights the importance of British biodiversity and the level of nature depletion. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or subject competition.

This worksheet is for BBC Iplayer’s Wild Isles series extra episode Saving Our Wild Isles. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks the challenges wildlife is facing in the British Isles and hear from people trying to do something about it. Some of the topics looked at include increasing biodiversity on farms, enabling nature to be accessible for everyone, fishing No Take Zone in Devon and restoring habitats in the Cairngorms. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or subject competition.

This worksheet is for BBC Iplayer’s Wild Isles Ep. 2 Woodland. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at the ecosystems and wildlife found in woodland of the British Isles. Some of the species documented in this episode include golden eagle, capercaillie, red squirrel, fallow deer and starlings. The documentary also highlights the importance of British wildlife to biodiversity and the level of nature depletion. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or subject competition.

This worksheet is for BBC Iplayer’s Wild Isles Ep. 1 Our Precious Isles. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at the ecosystems and wildlife found in the British Isles. Some of the species documented in this episode include orca, dormice, golden eagles and puffins. The documentary also highlights importance of British wildlife to biodiversity and the level of nature depletion. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or subject competition.

This is a worksheet for BBC Iplayer’s The Green Planet Ep.2 Water Worlds The worksheet contains 25 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at plants and their adaptations in fresh water and the ocean. Examples of topics looked at include photosynthesis, seed dispersal and pollination. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to the biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or curriculum competition.

This worksheet is for BBC Iplayer’s Frozen Planet II Ep. 6 Our Frozen Planet. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at the impact of climate change on frozen ecosystems and the organisms which live there. Species documented in this episode include harp seal pups, polar bears and Adelie penguins. The documentary also highlights the impact climate change will have on humans. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or subject competition.

This worksheet is for BBC Iplayer’s Frozen Planet II Ep. 5 Frozen Lands. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at the adaptations and behaviour of wildlife which live far north. Species documented in this episode include wolves, Arctic foxes, Amur leopards, painted turtles, snowy owls and caribou. The documentary highlights the impact of melting permafrost due to climate change. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or subject competition.

This worksheet is for BBC Iplayer’s Frozen Planet II Ep. 4 Frozen South. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at the adaptations and behaviour of wildlife which live in Antarctica. Some of the species documented in this episode include king penguins, Antipodean albatross, Weddell seal, killer whales and storm petrels. The documentary highlights the impacts of melting ice caused by climate change. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or subject competition.

This worksheet is for BBC Iplayer’s Frozen Planet II Ep. 3 Frozen Peaks. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at the adaptations and behaviour of wildlife which live on mountains. Species documented in this episode include chameleons, golden eagles, Japanese macaques, flamingos, pumas and giant pandas. The documentary highlights the retreat of glaciers due to climate change. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or subject competition.

This worksheet is for BBC Iplayer’s Frozen Planet II Ep. 2 Frozen Ocean. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at wildlife and their adaptations which rely on the frozen Arctic Ocean. Some of the species followed include polar bears, beluga, bowhead whales, walruses and harp seal pups . The documentary highlights the impacts of climate change on wildlife which rely on the the sea ice. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or subject competition.

This worksheet is for BBC Iplayer’s Frozen Planet II Ep. 1 Frozen Worlds. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at wildlife and their adaptations in the frozen parts of the world. Some of the species followed include killer whales, Siberian tiger, hooded seal and polar bears. The documentary also looks at Greenland’s the rapidly declining ice due to climate change. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or subject competition.

This Powerpoint contains information on: -what an organic farm is. -standards organic farmers must meet. -the benefits of choosing organic. -where you can buy organic food. -what other household items can be organic . -can anything be labeled as organic? This is an informative Powerpoint full of pictures with no student tasks included. This would be perfect for an assembly or tutor time topic for Organic Month.

This is a worksheet for BBC Iplayer’s The Green Planet Ep.1 Tropical Worlds The worksheet contains 25 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at plants and their adaptations in tropical rainforests. Examples of topics looked at include competition for light, methods of pollination and the relationship between leaf cutter ants and fungi. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to the biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or curriculum competition.

This is a worksheet for BBC Iplayer’s The Earthshot Prize: Repairing Our Planet Ep.5 Build a Waste-Free World The worksheet contains 28 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at the amount of waste humans produce and ways to reduce the amount of waste we produce. Examples of topics looked at include insect farms utilising food waste, developing degradable plastic and people recycling waste from landfills in Ghana. The end of the documentary looks at this years three finalists for the 2021 Build a Waste-Free World Earthshot category. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or curriculum competition.