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International Tiger Day

International Tiger Day

 

This week we celebrated International Tiger Day and the children enjoyed linking key activities to Tiger facts including fact research using the touch and tilt table around wild tigers their history. The children created their own Tiger collages and were keen to ask questions about the Tigers natural habitats and what they like to eat. Through discussions the children explored research into protecting the wild cat and how the make a positive impact on climate change.