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Video summary

An overview of the dangers deforestation poses to both plants and animals.

This film highlights the impact habitat loss has on animals, how it causes their numbers to decrease, even to the point of extinction.

The impact it has on humans is also discussed. In particular, how the lack of trees to convert carbon dioxide into oxygen leads to increased air pollution.

This is from the series: Ivy's Plant Shop

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Teacher Notes

You could ask your pupils to look at habitats and food chains and what could happen if deforestation continues.

They could look at what the term 'extinct' means and investigate what has happened to other species of animals that have become extinct.

They could then make posters, warning people about the dangers of destroying animal鈥檚 natural habitats.

This film will be relevant for teaching Science/Biology at Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 in England, Wales and Early and 1st and 2nd Level in Scotland.

Also at Foundation, KS1 and KS2 in Northern Ireland.

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