This quiz addresses the requirements of the National Curriculum KS1 Science for children aged 5 and 6 in years 1 and 2. Specifically this quiz is aimed at the section dealing with living things in a woodland habitat.
You have found out a lot about living things in science. Plants and animals are living things. You know that where plants and animals live is called their habitat. Different plants and animals like to live in different places. One place some plants and animals live is in woodland. Can you use what you know to answer these questions about the woodland habitat?
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What is a woodland habitat?
The trees grow tall to get as much sunlight as possible
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Birds love woodland - there is lots of food, and they are safe in among the trees
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Some birds build nests in other places - in hedgerows or under the roofs of houses
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There are lots of beetles and other minibeasts on tree bark. Birds hop about on the bark. The birds catch some of these minibeasts for food
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There are minibeasts nearly everywhere in a wood, but they love to be in the leaf litter on the floor of the wood. There’s lots for them to eat there
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Deer feel safe hiding in the woods
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All plants need light to grow. Ferns need light. But they can grow in the shade
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Have you ever been to a bluebell wood? Have you walked through the wood? What does it look like when the bluebells are flowering?
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The leaves fall through the air, but they come from the trees. A lot of leaves fall off trees in the autumn
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The trees grow tall. They catch the sunlight. So it is shady under the trees
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