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On Friday the 19th of April our Year 4’s, as part of their topic of habitats, had the chance to visit The Deep, in Hull. The children explored how the marine creatures lived, what environment each creature needed in order for it to survive, thrive and grow. They learnt how different species required completely different conditions to others.
Putting food chains in order and getting up close to some of the most amazing creatures in our seas, made this education visit one our children will never forget. Here are some of our photos and video footage of the experience.
The video below features an interactive globe that shows us just what our world would look like if all the water just disappeared!
Clearly amazed and in awe of the beautiful creatures.
The ice wall!
Can you spot the strange creature in his habitat?
Experiencing just how an actual iceberg would feel! Brrrr….
Beautiful Jellyfish
Enjoying the view…
Interactive touchscreens
i liked the deep, but i think castletons better isabella
have you seen me by my self with snail
thanks
Ellie was it better than going to castleton!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow when can we go!!!!!!!
I loved the deep best day ever 🙂
why aren’t my class on
They are on now Bobby :o)
Mrs Roberts did you go because it looked so fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I sure did Isabella! It was amazing! My favourite part of the trip was seeing the beautiful sharks and the divers feeding the fish in the tanks. I hope you can go one day!