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Javanese shadowpuppetsPeople past andpresentChildren look at differentcultures and people incountries around the world,focusing on the Arctic,Canada, South America,Africa and Asia. They canhandle and talk aboutobjects. They learn abouttraditional stories, ritualpractices and indigenousartwork. Based in theWeston Discovery Centre.Spiders, scorpionsand insectsMore than 80% of all livingcreatures on the planet arearthropods and theirexistence dates back tobefore the dinosaurs. Usingvideo-microscopes,museum specimens andlive animals, childreninteract with threefascinating and successfulgroups - the insects,arachnids and myriapods.Stick insects forschoolsShadow puppets have beenused in Java over the last1,000 years to bringtraditional Hindu stories tolife. The session looks atsome of these stories, howthe puppets were madeand their importance tothe people of Java. Childrencreate their own puppetsto take back to school.KS1 & KS2Max no: 32 / Duration: 50 minsSubject: Art, Citizenship,Literacy, REKS1 & KS2Max no: 35 / Duration: 50 minsSubject: Citizenship, Geography,HistoryKS1 & KS2Max no: 35 / Duration: 45 minsSubject: ScienceInterested in keeping stickinsects at school? Staff fromthe Bug House will set up aproject for you in schooland supply the insects andall the equipment you need.A detailed pack is providedon caring for the insectsand describes experimentsyou can do with them.Contact the Bug Housedirect on 0151 478 4576for more information.KS1 & KS2Subject: English, Maths, ScienceLimited availability14 Further information on our website at www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/learning
PRIMARY SCHOOLSKEY STAGE 2 ONLYWonders of theSolar SystemUsing real images fromspace and fantasticcomputer generated video,we take a journey throughthe Solar System. Explorethe planets, find out aboutthe phases of the moon,look at the night sky andlearn the names, shapesand positions of some ofthe brightest star patterns.The session concludes withquestions and answers. Inthe Planetarium.KS1 & KS2Max no: 62 including adults /Duration: 50 minsSubject: ScienceWorld cultures trailLead your group on a walkthrough the WorldCultures gallery using ourfree activity trail to pointout some amazing objectsfrom Asia, Africa, theAmericas and Oceania.KS1 & KS2Max no: 32 / Duration: 45/90 minsSubject: Art, English, Geography,History, RE, Science, TechnologyWorld Museum trailLead your group aroundthe museum using our freeactivity trail leaflet. It willtake you and your childrenfrom the oceans, round theworld, back in time and upto the stars!KS1 & KS2Max no: 32 / Duration: 90/120 minsSubject: Art, English, Geography,History, Literacy, RE, Science,TechnologyAncient Egypt trailLead your class round theEgypt gallery with our freeactivity trail leaflet, lookingat jewellery, writing,mummification and daily life.Teachers’ notes are provided.KS2 onlyMax no: 32 / Duration: 45/90 minsSubject: History, Literacy, ScienceAncient Greece trailLead your class round theGreek gallery using ourfree activity trail. Thesession covers four themes:gods, goddesses andheroes; Athene's amphoras;animals; the body beautiful.Teachers’ notes provided.KS2 onlyMax no: 32 / Duration: 45/90 minsSubject: History, LiteracyAnglo-SaxonsBased on fabulous artefactsfrom Anglo-Saxon burials inKent, including the stunning‘Kingston brooch’. Childrendiscover the materialsAnglo-Saxons worked with,and how their artefactswere used and worn.Activities on games, runicscript, place-names, spinningand dying wool. Based in theWeston Discovery Centreand Ancient Worlds gallery.A class of 32 is divided intotwo for a 90 minute session.KS2 onlyMax no: 32 / Duration: 45 minsSubject: Citizenship, History,ScienceMeet the mummyAn interactive presentationin the Treasure HouseTheatre looking at life,death and mummification.Discover how ancientEgyptian bodies wereprepared for the afterlife.KS2 onlyMax no: 30 / Duration: 40 minsSubject: Science,HistorySee introduction page to book sessions. All our sessions are free!15
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