Why love one… but eat the other?
Thought-provoking poster that asks us why we consider some animals friends and others food. Size A2
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Thought-provoking poster that asks us why we consider some animals friends and others food. Size A2
Investigating Animal Research
Versions suitable for KS3 and KS4/sixth form. Running time 14 minutes and 16 minutes respectively. Both films are on the one DVD. Follow teenagers Callum and Olivia, as they hit the streets to find out...
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Animal Aid’s cookery-training officer, Liz Hughes, demonstrates to school students how to cook two delicious and nutritious vegan dishes.
Go to resourceThe Animals’ War
The Centenary of the First World War is an ideal opportunity to look at the role of animals during that time.
Go to resourceThe Animals’ War: English lesson plans (KS3-KS5)
These lessons are based on extracts from the following books: KS3: War Horse by Michael Morpurgo KS4: All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque KS5: Birdsong by Sebastian Faulks The lesson plans,...
Go to resourceThe Animals’ War: History KS3 lesson plans
These lessons make use of a wide range of sources such as photographs, letters, historical documents and personal accounts. Many of these are sourced courtesy of the collections of the Imperial War Museum. The lesson...
Go to resourceThe Animals’ War: Historical documents
These historical documents accompany The Animals’ War lesson plans for History KS3. The following scanned images of the original documents are contained in the zip file below. 1a and 1b) Letter written by Freda,...
Go to resourceThe Animals’ War: Contemporary personal accounts
These personal accounts accompany The Animals’ War lesson plans for History KS3. Please download the PDFs below.
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