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Morning Starters: Spring 1 - Woodland Wonders

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Did You Know?

When snow blankets Britain’s woodlands, robins struggle to find worms beneath the frozen ground. Luckily, wild boar, which are making a comeback in the UK after being hunted to extinction in the 17th century, are coming to their rescue. These powerful animals plough up the soil with their snouts, bringing hidden worms to the surface. Their return is great news for robins and other creatures that depend on this forest feast!

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Word Challenge

Copy and correct  just the words that have a spelling error:

Grammar Challenge

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Write a sentence about a woodland animal  that uses alliteration.

Example: The weary worm wove its way through the wet woody earth.

Help: Alliteration is the repetition of the same initial consonant sound in closely positioned words or syllables.

Number Challenge

Fact: In UK woodlands, there are around 400 earthworms per metre square.

How many earthworms might there be in the area of forest shown below?

Critical Thinking

Which is the odd one out and why?