English National Curriculum - History
Mission Objectives
Ask questions about a famous explorer
Understand why Jane Goodall is a famous explorer
Explain Jane Goodall’s most important discovery
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Words and meanings to learn
natural
something that comes from nature, like animals and plants, and isn't made by humans
forest
a large area covered mainly with trees
discoveries
new things that people find out or see for the first time
important
very significant, valuable, or needed
chimpanzee
a type of ape that lives in the forests of Africa
Resources: Flipchart and colouring pencils. Optional: Paint, modelling clay or other materials to make objects and images of Jane Goodall's work.
Teacher tool: Images of Jane Goodall and her work have been provided to support the children’s ideas.
Core Handout (2): This optional handout provides space for the children to draw, paint or plan their memory box.
Stretch Handout (3): A handout with a word bank has been provided to support the children in writing a sentence about Jane Goodall.
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