Geography - hot and cold places

In geography we have been learning about hot and cold places. In our latest lesson we explored the different animals that live in these environments and sorted them according to where they live. We then had a go at designing our own imaginary animal from either a hot or cold location and came up with some very imaginative designs! 















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