Suitable for: 7-11 years (Key stage 2), 11-14 years (Key stage 3)
Available braille grades:
This fact book takes us on a cruise round the British Isles, stopping at different locations to explore. Timothy Spall, star of Harry Potter, is the captain of our ship, the Living Paintings Treasure Seeker. At each landing we learn about different things we can find on the seashore and we also learn about animals we encounter at sea, some rather scary! Designed for children at KS2 but may interest KS3 students too. This fact book may support subjects in the National Curriculum and is great as an educational resource in class. Also good for home-schooling, homework-help, project work. independent learning and reading for pleasure.
The anemone on the right is called a plumose anemone. Feel all over it. (Pause) This one is quite tall and can grow to 30cm. Can you feel the tall column? It's a bit like a tree trunk but instead of branches at the top it has lots of fine stinging tentacles fanning out all around. The tentacles are coming out of three lumps which are called lobes. The plumose anemone lives in deeper water and can bend its column in the sea current. Like the snakelocks it feeds on plankton through its mouth which is at the centre of all the tentacles.
Introduction and Map of the British Isles
Shells and Ammonite Fossil Limpet, Razor, Whelk, Periwinkle, Topshell, Scallop, Cockle, Mussel and Ammonite
Pirates, Long John Silver
Basking Shark
Anemones and Jellyfish, Moon Jellyfish, snakelocks Anemone and Plumose Anemone
Bottlenose Dolphin
Grey Seal
Seaweed, Sea Belt, Oarweed and Bladderwrack
Orca
Puffin and Curlew
Hermit Crab and Shore Crab
Rockpool, Mussels, Prawn, Limpets, Sea Lettuce, Brittlestar, Shanny, Sea Urchin and Starfish
Donated by: The Ernest Cook Trust
Explore the SeashoreAs a result of the pack my daughter is looking forward to find different shells on the seashore!Janine
Brilliant... all the young people enjoyed listening to this pack.Library Member
There is a lot of choice to cater for each young person to listen to.
InformativeThrough the tactile pictures able to understand and build a picture of the seaside and the surroundingsRose
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