Endangered Animals Poster Ks2

The international union for conservation of nature’s red list of threatened species.

Endangered animals poster ks2. Learn more about the species we are working to protecting from becoming endangered or extinct. This powerpoint has some great animal activities for your kids to try. Extinction means the end of existence for a species.

The next section contains fact sheets about these animals. This one can be done in 15 minutes! Endangered means to be under threat or near extinction.

The aim is for schools across the uk to join together on this issue and lobby for a special day to recognise endangered animals with some actions taking place in lesson 5 and 6. A thorough list of endangered species is maintained by the wwf (world wildlife fund). Both species have experienced sharp population declines.

Of the seven species of sea turtle found in our oceans, two (kemp’s ridley and hawksbill) are critically endangered, one (green) is endangered, and three (loggerhead, olive ridley and leatherback) are vulnerable. A set of posters showing various extinct and endangered animals and where they live/lived. This teaching resources is an illustrated poster of the world map featuring animals that have been categorised as critically endangered by the union for conservation of nature.

More info use to teach: The pack continues with suggested endangered animals to visit at colchester zoo, including a map of where to see them and which encounters/feeds to attend. How to use this ks2 endangered animals powerpoint in class:

What does your species look like? Click on an animal below to learn more about it! When the numbers of a species of animal become very low, they face the risk of becoming extinct.