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In Flight!
Predator!
Watch this video about the
Bald Eagle,
a flying predator, and write on the Cornerstones working wall 3 facts that we've learnt about it.
https://padlet.com/draghicicatalinawork/9sm984cca00y
1. What do you
know?
What is a
bird of prey?
Today we will be learning how to draw birds of prey. Before we start, press this link to find more facts about these birds.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zx4rkqt
2. Birds of Prey
Birds have feathers, a beak, lay eggs and can fly.
Barn Owl
A closer
look...
Other
birds
Have a look at these birds.
Observe their shape and their wings.
Comparing
Two Birds
- What are the differences between the two?
- How would you describe their shapes?
- Look at the patterns and lines.
Write the answers in the challenge activity.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MBnYl99hucovth0kbxv8gJVwHqSktq3R9SdzkFImaYs/edit
How to draw a flying eagle
3. Drawing
Birds of Prey in Pencil
Before you start your drawing, make sure that you have:
1. paper
2. pencils
3. rubber
Resources
Your
turn!
4. Your
turn!
Using what you have learnt, look at the Google documents in the classroom and complete the activity.
https://classroom.google.com/u/2/c/NjUzMzk0MDg3MzNa/a/NTcwMDI4NDcwODZa/details
If you aren’t able to complete it on the document, write your answers on a piece of paper or on a phone and upload a photo/screenshot
to Padlet with your name.
What is
your favourite bird of prey? Why?
5. Reflection
Record your ideas on our Cornerstones working wall.
https://padlet.com/draghicicatalinawork/9sm984cca00y