In this class group exercise, learn about the connections between species by adding or removing them from the picture.

Understand basic Eurasian beaver anatomy and how adaptation enable them to live in wetland habitats.

Understand the different ways in which key species sleep and eat, and how this impacts their life.

Identify new animals in an ecosystem by using the questions on this ID key.

Connect the images to show how energy flows as one thing is consumed by the next.

Learn more about other species in beaver habitats by researching them, how they fit into the food web and get creative with a day in the life of.

Understand the key features of a beaver modified habitat and how this supports other species, including humans in this game.

Increase understanding of the diets of key species which live in beaver created habitats through this card matching game.

Designed to inspire pupils to write for a variety of purposes, with beavers and beaver conservation as the subject.

Lesson information to accompany the History Lesson Pack.

Dive into the history of Eurasian beaver’s in Britain and its importance in the modern day.

Explore the Song of the River by Gill Lewis.

Lesson information to accompany the Geography Lesson Pack.

Learn about the water cycle, journey of a river and beavers roles in them, as well as developing skills.

Explore the story of Little Beaver and the Echo by Amy MacDonald.

From what they look like to if they can help with pollution, this document has a lot of useful information to get you started.

A collection of beaver-related vocabulary for the pupils to explore and learn through the lessons below.

Gain familiarity with the key facts and features of beavers as well as their benefits and the challenges they pose.

Fieldwork is a key way for your pupils to think and act as geographers.

Introduce your pupils to beavers, their history, why they're being reintroduced and the challenges this poses.

Learn all about the biology of Eurasian beavers with our unique A3 poster.

An introduction to the Beaver Trust learning resources, how to use them and where to get more support if needed.