KS1 Plants and Pollinators
KS1 Plants and Pollinators Workshop Overview
Dive into the fascinating world of plants and pollinators in this engaging, hands-on KS1 workshop. Designed to align with the science curriculum, this session takes students on a journey through the lifecycle of a plant, exploring the essential parts of plants and the critical role of pollinators in our ecosystem. Using LEGO bricks, students will bring their learning to life, fostering creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving.
Workshop Learning Objectives
- Understand the lifecycle of a plant, from seed to full growth.
- Identify and label the basic parts of a plant (stem, roots, leaves, petals) and their functions.
- Recognise the resources plants need to grow: sunlight, water, and soil.
- Develop an understanding of pollinators and their role in plant growth and reproduction.
- Explore different types of pollinators and their environmental importance.
- Foster creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking through group discussions and building challenges.
Workshop Learning Outcomes
By the end of the school workshop students will be able to :
- Describe the lifecycle of a plant in simple terms.
- Accurately label and explain the functions of the main parts of a plant.
- Demonstrate knowledge of plant growth resources by including sunlight, water, and soil in LEGO builds.
- Explain what pollinators are and their importance for plant reproduction.
- Identify examples of pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, and birds.
- Create LEGO models of a plant and a pollinator to consolidate understanding.
- Show curiosity and engagement with science topics through active participation.
What to Expect From This Workshop
Scientific Exploration: Learn about the lifecycle of a plant and its essential parts.
Insightful Learning: Discover what plants need to grow and thrive.
Environmental Impact: Understand what pollinators are and why they are important.
Hands-On Building: Engage in hands-on LEGO building challenges to reinforce science learning.
Interactive Discussions: Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration skills.
Hands-On Activity Details
Students will dive into creativity and hands-on learning by:
Build a LEGO Plant Diagram
Students will construct a LEGO diagram of a plant, ensuring it includes all the parts discussed (stem, roots, leaves, petals). They will also incorporate the resources plants need to grow, such as sunlight, water, and soil.
Build a LEGO Pollinator
Students will choose a pollinator (e.g., bee, butterfly, bird) to build with LEGO bricks, ensuring it includes features necessary for pollination.
Why Students Will Enjoy This Workshop
This workshop combines science with creativity, making learning engaging and fun.
Hands-on LEGO activities cater to visual and kinesthetic learners while encouraging collaboration and critical thinking.
Access to thousands of LEGO bricks ensures endless possibilities for building and exploration.
Breakdown Of Duration
This KS1 Plants and Pollinators workshop is a total of 75 minutes long.
- Introduction (5 mins): Overview of the session.
- Science Presentation (10 mins): Plant lifecycle and pollinator roles.
- LEGO Activity 1 (20 mins): Build a LEGO plant diagram
- Presentation for Activity 2 (5 mins): Pollinators and their importance.
- LEGO Activity 2 (25 mins): Build a LEGO pollinator.
- Summary, Photos, and Tidy-Up (10 mins).
Pricing Information
Our school workshops provide exceptional educational value and hands-on experiences for students.
Pricing is tailored based on location, group size, and session length. Please contact us to discuss your requirements and receive a personalised quote.
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Discover how the ‘KS1 Plants and Pollinators‘ workshop can bring history to life in your classroom. Contact Build to Learn today to enquire about availability and tailored options for your school!
With over a decade of experience as the founder of Brickies Club Limited, I have inspired thousands of children aged 4 to 16 to develop creativity and problem-solving skills through LEGO-based activities. Now leading Build to Learn Limited, I deliver hands-on workshops that align with curriculum goals in STEM, history, and more. My expertise extends beyond practical delivery, incorporating a deep understanding of diverse learning styles to create impactful, memorable sessions that foster teamwork, curiosity, and critical thinking.
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