Window Bird Feeder

£12.15

SKU: SKUGoQlyN6WSx Categories: Animals & Minibeasts, Curriculum Resources, Habitats And Observation, Outdoor Science, Pe & Outdoor, Plants & Growing, Primary Curriculum, School Gardens, Science, Science Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Bird Identification: A great way to learn bird identification skills. Children can observe and document different bird species that visit the feeder.
Easy Attachment: Easily attach to classroom windows with the rubber suckers provided, or hang with the supplied rope for versatile placement in different learning environments.
Clear View: The clear Perspex material ensures an unobstructed view of birds feeding, allowing children to closely observe and identify various bird species and their behaviours.
Supports Observational Skills: Encourages children to monitor bird activity, feeding habits, and seasonal behaviour changes, fostering their observational skills and enhancing their understanding of local wildlife.
Science Learning: Supports the Science curriculum by enabling children to observe birds in their local habitats.

Window Bird Feeder

Attach to classroom windows with rubber suckers for a clear view of birds.

Overview

Clear Perspex bird feeder with a perch to encourage birds to land. Attaches to windows using included rubber suckers.

The window bird feeder enhances children’s observational skills and supports the curriculum. Attach to classroom windows with rubber suckers to offer children a unique opportunity to observe birds up close. This hands-on experience develops a deeper understanding of local wildlife.

Children benefit from unobstructed views through the feeder’s clear Perspex construction, helping them identify different bird species and their behaviours. Activity ideas include observing and documenting bird species, noting activity patterns, and experimenting with different foods to monitor bird preferences.
Supporting the Science curriculum, the feeder aids discussions on habitats and how birds require specific types of food.

Supports the National Curriculum

Science, Year 1, Animals, including Humans

Describe and compare the structure of a variety of common animals (fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals including pets).

Science, Year 1, Animals, including Humans

Identify and name a variety of common animals including fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals.

Science, Year 2, Living Things & their Habitats

Identify that most living things live in habitats to which they are suited and describe how habitats provide for the basic needs of different of animals and plants, and how they depend on each other.