dcf.cymru stimulus sheet · Languages, Literacy and Communication · Year 2
Puffins on Skomer: facts and pretend search screens
The facts are real, from the Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales and the RSPB. The search screens are pretend, drawn for this lesson.
Puffin facts
- Puffins are sea birds.
- They have black and white feathers, orange feet and a bright, colourful beak.
- More than 40,000 puffins come to Skomer Island, in Pembrokeshire, Wales.
- They arrive in April and leave by the end of July.
- They eat small fish called sand eels.
- They nest in a burrow, a hole in the ground. A puffin lays 1 egg.
- A baby puffin is called a puffling.
Pretend search screens
Someone typed these keywords. These are the pictures they found.