🇬🇧 Intro: Temperate Forest Biome
The temperate forest biome is a region that experiences a moderate climate with four distinct seasons, including spring, summer, autumn, and winter. This biome is characterised by a mix of deciduous and coniferous trees that provide habitat for diverse wildlife species, such as foxes. The cyclical pattern of seasonal changes affects the behaviour and adaptations of the plants and animals that live within.
Overview and Objectives
Lesson Structure
In each section, the learning objectives are:
- Imagine – Explore the defining features of the temperate forest, a vast terrestrial biome.
- Build – Create a young fox kit that thrives alongside its family in the temperate forest.
The temperate forest biome is a region that experiences a moderate climate with four distinct seasons, including spring, summer, autumn, and winter. This biome is characterised by a mix of deciduous and coniferous trees that provide habitat for diverse wildlife species, such as foxes. The cyclical pattern of seasonal changes affects the behaviour and adaptations of the plants and animals that live within.