Teaching Resources

This worksheet is perfect for KS1 aged children learning about animals and what they eat.

This worksheet is perfect for KS1 aged children learning about 2D shapes.

This worksheet is perfect for KS1 aged children learning about symmetry.

Introduce your learners to four key species that Born Free works to protect, either in the wild, or at our sanctuaries: elephants, tigers, orca and hedgehogs.

Across three interactive lessons, your learners will find out amazing facts about Africa’s elephants and discover how similar these intelligent and emotional animals are to us!

This decision-making exercise uses the true story of Pole Pole the elephant to encourage students to consider if animals should be given the same rights as humans.

This scheme of work, created in partnership with Last Chance to Paint (founded by artist John Dyer), explores the tribal culture of the Penan people of Malaysian Borneo and visits the critically endangered Bornean Orangutan – taking your student(s) on a journey to discover their own connection to the forest, through art.

This scheme of work, created in partnership with Last Chance to Paint (founded by artist John Dyer), explores the tribal culture of the Yawanawá people of Brazil along with the vegetation and wildlife that can be found in the rainforest – taking your student(s) on a journey to discover their own connection to the forest, through art.

This lesson plan aims to help students to participate in Drawing for the Planet’s Chimpanzee Community 2 project, delivered in partnership with Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue and Protection (LCRP) and Born Free (BFF), raising awareness of endangered chimpanzees.

With this child-friendly version of the Born Free story, introduce your student(s) to the true story of Elsa the lioness, and her journey from orphaned cub, back to the wild.