Educating on the Conservation
of Wild British Owls
of Wild British Owls
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My talks and activities for children’s groups are similar to the school presentations.
Powerpoint talks are delivered using a laptop computer with MS Powerpoint and projected onto a large 1.8mtr screen using a high quality XGA projector, offering superb visuals, essential for talks with a high amount of high resolution photography.
All shows display many fascinating photographs, and a live, tame owl is brought to meet the children at each visit.
The aim of these services is to entertain children while engaging them in thinking about owls as wild birds and becoming aware of how special they are and some of the things they need to help them survive in our countryside.
Powerpoint talks are delivered using a laptop computer with MS Powerpoint and projected onto a large 1.8mtr screen using a high quality XGA projector, offering superb visuals, essential for talks with a high amount of high resolution photography.
All shows display many fascinating photographs, and a live, tame owl is brought to meet the children at each visit.
The aim of these services is to entertain children while engaging them in thinking about owls as wild birds and becoming aware of how special they are and some of the things they need to help them survive in our countryside.
• Rainbows • Brownies • Guides • Rangers • Cubs • Guides
• Wildlife Clubs • Badgers • Children’s Activity Clubs • Children’s Centres
• Wildlife Clubs • Badgers • Children’s Activity Clubs • Children’s Centres
Children’s Powerpoint Owl Shows - A choice of shows depending on age group, each is approximately 25 - 40 minutes in length and designed to give a summary of owls and their lives in a single presentation. These entertaining Powerpoint presentations features a barn owl story for younger children or a more general talk for 7yrs+ with many pictures of owls, lots of humour and fully interactive, with the children involved with the speaker throughout the session. In both types of talk there are many opportunities to answer simple questions and for the older children, a chance to vote with farmyard noises in the ‘What Owl Am I?’ Quiz.
Draw an Owl Sessions are an opportunity for children to paint or draw a real owl. Sessions can be any length, tailored to suit individual requirements. During the activity, the children are given many facts about owls and are shown their amazing features using the live owl and other materials.
Owl Photography Workshops are a new addition to my range of services for children. This is a unique opportunity for children to photograph a live owl in at the club, while learning about owls - a wonderful activity combining photography with wildlife education. (cameras not supplied)
More links: • Booking Enquiries
• Diary Availability
Draw an Owl Sessions are an opportunity for children to paint or draw a real owl. Sessions can be any length, tailored to suit individual requirements. During the activity, the children are given many facts about owls and are shown their amazing features using the live owl and other materials.
Owl Photography Workshops are a new addition to my range of services for children. This is a unique opportunity for children to photograph a live owl in at the club, while learning about owls - a wonderful activity combining photography with wildlife education. (cameras not supplied)
More links: • Booking Enquiries
• Diary Availability
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