Arctic Animals Adaptations Ks2

Extreme environments - how animals have adapted to the polar environment with SEN and high ability information worksheet.

Arctic animals adaptations ks2. The average head and body length of a male is 22 inches while a female is usually about 20 inches long. In the far north hares remain almost white in summer with patches of brown on the nose forehead and ears. One resource included pictures of 6 habitats and some animals that live there.

The poles of the planet are places of extremes. The sky is mostly cloudy over the arctic ocean. In this resource pupils can investigate the insulating properties of materials and design suitable clothing for polar explorers and also consider how the adaptations of Arctic.

This lesson teaches you about the different kinds of adaptations polar bears have developed in order to survive in a cold harsh Arctic environment. Variety of Animal Adaptations Activities by As a Third Grade 7. A nice idea would be to hand out the habitat pictures and ask the children to match the animals with the habitat in which they live.

Tags in this resource. Suitable for teaching science at KS2 KS3 and 2nd3rd Level. Animals as large as whales and polar bears come to feed on them.

By I can Teach My Child. Suddenly a snowy mound wiggles and reveals two dark eyes. A look at a selection of animals investigating how they have adapted to their environments.

Animals that live in the Arctic include. I have also included a polar code work starter. Doc 43 KB.