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On safari

1 Introduce children to the many wonders of African wildlife On parade

On parade

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Organise a mask-making activity to start a focus on African animals.

Planned learning intentions

To encourage children to explore colour, texture and shape

To find out about and identify some feature of living things

Adult:child ratio 1:4

Resources

Paper plates; garden sticks; masking tape; markers; paint; brushes; glue; scissors; materials to decorate masks, including construction paper, tissue paper, foil, pipe cleaners, feathers, pompoms, and yarn or string; shakers and tambourines or recordings of music such as Carnival of the Animals by Saint-Sa ns; pictures of safari animals from magazines; books about African animals; video or CD of safari animals; small-world safari animals, Nursery Topics poster

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