Writing Activities: Year 2
Badger
Badgers are short, stout animals. They are good at digging underground burrows, called ‘setts’. Badgers can grow up to a metre long and they have loose-fitting skin. Badgers like to eat earthworms and in a single night they can eat over 200.
In this clip we will see two badgers making an appearance as a fox forages for food. Can you spot them in the background?
Credit: BBC Two - Autumnwatch
Literacy idea
Write the conversation that you think is taking place between the fox and the two badgers in the video clip.
Think about the following questions:
- What is the fox doing?
- What is the fox thinking?
- Why might the badgers be there?
- Is the fox happy to see the badgers? Why? Why not?
Wider curriculum idea
Draw a picture of a badger and label it using the information from dkfindout.com