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Dive into the ocean for inspiration!
Lessons about biomimicry require a brave approach to teaching since there is a move away from an approach where teachers are asking questions and looking for quick answers. Instead young learners are given an opportunity to shape and explore their own ideas. Biomimicry and bioinspiration are constantly evolving and new ideas are explored to solve problems and designing innovations.
Duplicate pages are included with different spelling.
1. Introduction to biomimicry
2. I am in awe of seahorses
3. What if i was a seahorse
4. Seahorse poem
5. Seahorse adventure
6. Coral house skyscraper
7. Describe a fish
8.Design a fish robo
9.Tired parrotfish
10. Fish cocoon tent
11. Doodling fish
12. Acrostic poem
13. Bumps on sharks
14. Sea cucumber - design a vacuum cleaner or. . .
15. Octopus dance - robo
16. Octopus skin - feel light
17. Nudibranch gallery
18. Describe a jellyfish
19. Jellyfish city or robo
20. I love whales because
21. Picture inspiration
22. Observation cards.
23. How to use biomimicry in the classroom.
24. Links and book tips
25. 2 posters
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