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White Striping Student Worksheet
26/04/2021Downloads
Young people of all ages are easily engaged by the welfare of farm animals, and there are many opportunities to integrate this into the curriculum (e.g. Biology/Science, PSHE/Citizenship, Geography, Religious Studies, English, Food Technology and Scottish Higher Biology CfE and a range of subjects at college and university). We also have resources for the Primary age-group and resources for Parents with children of all ages.
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White Striping Student Worksheet
How to identify white striping student's worksheet
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White Striping Power Point Presentation
How to identify white striping in chicken meat power point presentation
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White Striping Teacher's Notes
How to identify white striping in chicken meat teacher's notes
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White Striping Student Discussion Booklet
White Striping In Chicken Meat: students’ discussion booklet contains more detailed information and questions.
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White Striping Student Evaluation Form
White Striping In Chicken Meat: Student Evaluation Form
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White Striping Supermarket Survey
White Striping In Chicken Meat: Supermarket Survey
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Hens and Chickens Power Point
This presentation considers the natural behaviours of hens, and the way that we farm them. It is aimed at children aged 7-11 (KS2) but can be adapted for younger ones.
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Pigs Power Point
This presentation considers the natural behaviours of pigs, and the way that we farm them. It is aimed at children aged 7-11 (KS2) but can be adapted for younger ones.
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Cows Power Point
This presentation considers the natural behaviours of cows, and the way that we farm them. It is aimed at children aged 7-11 (KS2) but can be adapted for younger ones.
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Personality Test: How Do You Think About Animals?
Quiz for exploring values. Ten questions. Students examine their attitudes to the use of animals for food including intensive farming, organic farming, cloning, fishing and…
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