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19/06/2009 12:30:00

Farmer Duck's Day Off

Basing itself around the book “Farmer Duck” by Martin Waddell, this lesson plan helps children to understand what a farmer needs to do to take care of animals by imagining that the Farmer has a day off. There are worksheets and information sheets and you can turn it into an interactive game by asking the children to make masks and take on an animal character. It's an RSPCA resource so works from an animal welfare perspective.

Available on http://www.rspca.org.uk in their education section

Here is the direct link to the lesson plan page http://tinyurl.com/mmek8k

 

 

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