What does the Bible tell us about miracles? The Christian holy book tells of acts that Jesus performed during his lifetime which evidence to believers that he was truly God. As part of his ministry, narrated in the New Testament of the Bible, Jesus performed many miracles where he healed people.

Miracle – An amazing event that cannot be explained by science and is believed to be caused by God's power.

Healing – Making someone well again, often used in stories where Jesus helped sick or hurt people.

New Testament – The second part of the Bible that tells the story of Jesus' life, teachings, and miracles.

Why do some animals migrate?   Some animals migrate to find better food, warmer weather, or safe places to raise their babies. They move to different areas when the seasons change to survive and thrive.

Which environmental regions are there in Europe and in which countries are they in?

Tundra - Countries: Russia, Norway, Finland, and parts of Sweden. Characterised by cold temperatures, permafrost, and limited vegetation, mainly mosses and lichens.

Temperate Forest - Countries: Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and parts of Italy and Poland.  Features a mix of deciduous and coniferous trees, with four distinct seasons and moderate rainfall.

Mountain Regions Countries: Switzerland, Austria, Italy, and parts of France (the Alps), as well as the Pyrenees between France and Spain. These areas have diverse ecosystems that vary with altitude, featuring alpine meadows, rocky terrains, and unique wildlife.

Migrate – To move from one place to another, usually to find food or better weather.

Habitat – The natural home or environment where a plant or animal lives.

Tundra – A cold, treeless region where only certain plants like mosses and lichens can grow.

Temperate – A type of climate with mild temperatures and seasons like spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

Altitude – How high a place is above sea level, which affects weather and the types of animals and plants that can live there.

WOW! Wonder Launch

Big Question: How can we match mystery skeletons to the animals they belong to?

Focus: Identifying, Classifying & Grouping / Scientific Reasoning

Outline: The TV Producers at Station Studios, are gathering essential information for a brand-new documentary episode called “Secrets of the Skeletons.” A set of mystery animal skeletons (images) has arrived with no labels, and researchers must correctly identify each one before filming can begin.Using clues such as skull shape, teeth, wings, and leg structure, children look for patterns to match each skeleton to its living animal. They justify their decisions with evidence, just like real research teams preparing accurate content for broadcast.

Look for patterns: Look closely for patterns such as: Does the skeleton have wings, a long spine, or hooves?Are the teeth sharp (carnivore) or flat (herbivore)? Does the leg shape suggest running, climbing or swimming? Is the skull large or small? Can we see clues about how the animal moves?

Why do animals, including humans,  need food, and where do they get it from?Animals and humans need food to stay alive, grow, and have energy. They can’t make their own food like plants do, so they must eat a range of foods to get the nutrition they need. A balanced diet gives the body protein, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, and minerals. Different animals eat different foods depending on what their bodies need.

Why do some animals, including humans have skeletons and muscles?Skeletons give the body shape and support, and they protect important parts like the brain and heart. Muscles work with the skeleton to help the body move. Some animals, like humans and cats, have bones inside their bodies, while others, like insects, have skeletons on the outside. Without skeletons and muscles, we wouldn’t be able to stand up, move, or stay protected.

Nutrition – The process of getting the food and nutrients the body needs to stay healthy and grow.

Balanced diet – A mix of different types of food that gives the body everything it needs to stay strong and well.

Skeleton – The framework of bones that supports and protects a body.

Muscle – Tissues in the body that pull on bones to help us move.

Support – To hold something up or help it stay in the right shape or position (like how bones support the body).