Winter Animal Project

How are you getting on with your winter project?
Well, here is some information to help!


Layout

It is very important how your project looks!
Here are some good ideas...

• Poster- if you made a poster for your project you could stick it up
• Quiz- a quiz at the end of your project would be super fun!
• Mini magazine- you could make a magazine all about winter animals!
• True or false test- you could put a winter animals fact test at the end
• Banner- if you wanted, you could make a banner saying WINTER ANIMALS

Facts

• Arctic foxes dig burrows in the sides of cliffs. They also burrow in the snow for protection.
• Robin eggs are blue.
• The average lifespan of a harpseal is about 20 years.
• .In 1960, robins became national bird of the UK.
• Baby arctic foxes are called kits.
• Harp seals are also known as saddleback seals.
• Adult harp seals weigh about 400kg.

Images

You can draw, paint, print out or photocopy anything you find or think of, and stick it onto your project.

Winter Animal Project

Here are a few winter animal facts to get you started on your project.

1. There is only one species of reindeer, but there are around twenty sub-species.
2. Snowy owls are sometimes known as Great White Owls or Arctic Owls.
3. Polar bears can be found in Russia, Greenland, Alaska, Norway and Canada.
4. Snowy owls have a wingspan of about 125-150cm.
5. Both male and female reindeer have antlers.
6. Polarbears are the biggest land predator in the world.

Winter Wonderland animals

It's getting near to Christmas and there are lots of wintery animals to talk about! See what facts you can find on the following animals!

• seals
• polarbears
• penguins
• robins
• moose

Why not make a project on your favorite winter animals?
You could make a giant poster or banner and decorate your room with it!