LuceMarbles
Mama Doe
..and would really appreciate your thoughts.
Been teaching digestion to year7 classes ( 11/12 yr olds ) and would like to seize the opportunity to spend a lesson or two comparing our digestion with that of say a rabbit - can you see where I'm going with this ?
A golden opportunity to prepare these youngsters for the future. I've got a fair idea of my approach - give them the basic facts about how rabbit guts work, but would like to include the what ifs eg., too much green, too little, wrong veg/fruit, changing foods too quickly etc. Its this bit I'm not experienced with in the way all you rescuers and fosterers are.
I can branch into comparing their healthy bodies with ours too eg., exercise.
However I'm such a scatterbrain and don't want to miss this chance to put across the key facts on rabbit care. I'd really appreciate some "don't forget about...." to include.
Thank you for your time. If this works then I'll use it again and do it with Y8 too.
Been teaching digestion to year7 classes ( 11/12 yr olds ) and would like to seize the opportunity to spend a lesson or two comparing our digestion with that of say a rabbit - can you see where I'm going with this ?
A golden opportunity to prepare these youngsters for the future. I've got a fair idea of my approach - give them the basic facts about how rabbit guts work, but would like to include the what ifs eg., too much green, too little, wrong veg/fruit, changing foods too quickly etc. Its this bit I'm not experienced with in the way all you rescuers and fosterers are.
I can branch into comparing their healthy bodies with ours too eg., exercise.
However I'm such a scatterbrain and don't want to miss this chance to put across the key facts on rabbit care. I'd really appreciate some "don't forget about...." to include.
Thank you for your time. If this works then I'll use it again and do it with Y8 too.