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🔍 Discover and Explore
Did you know that we have beehives on the Museum roof? Or that some of our Museum Scientists study insects? Find out how we classify minibeasts, explore their life cycles, and see how they help us and what we can do to help them.
✏️ Take Part
Acting as scientists and using real insect specimens from our collections, learners will examine minibeasts close-up with magnifying glasses, before working in teams to sort them into groups. They will explore the life cycle of a silkworm using preserved examples and work together to construct insect life cycles. Finally they will reinforce their learning by creating insect art.
ℹ️ About This Session
This session involves looking at real minibeasts, mainly preserved in clear resin blocks. Some pupils may find this disquieting. Some of the learning aims could be achieved using models if needed.
Science and Technology
Numeracy
mini beasts
To make a booking and talk to someone about this session phone (029) 2057 3240 or email educationmail@museumwales.ac.uk