Evolution, Inheritance, Diversity

How have the species that make Plymouth their home evolved over thousands of years?

Your students will become scientists and discover how everything from mammoths and hippos to bugs and beetles have evolved, diversified and adapted to their climate over time.

Key Stage:: Key Stage 2

Curriculum:: Science

Topics:: Evolution,; Diversity,; Inheritance

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Price	£5 per student (including VAT)
Group size	(minimum) 30 students
Duration	One hour

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Please send us your booking enquiry at least four weeks before your planned visit.

Learning Resources

Prehistory: Whitehorse Hill Image Bank

Explore detailed images of our collection of objects from Prehistory, found at Whitehorse Hill, and discover their history, using this Image Bank with your class.

Mayflower 400: How to Play Hubbub

Hubbub – or ‘the bowl game’ – is a traditional game, played by the Wampanoag people and other Native American groups across America.

Mayflower 400 Legend and Legacy: Animation

Watch this animation with your class, and use the supporting activities to explore it in more depth.

Loan Boxes

Explore: Engineering South West

Explore the feats of engineering behind Plymouth's most famous structures. Bridges, breakwaters, and lighthouses - there are some amazing examples of engineering in Plymouth.

Explore: Tudors & Elizabethans

Encounter objects from Tudor and Elizabethan daily life, included those used to eat write, and wear.

Explore: Building Materials of Plymouth

Discover the materials used to build Plymouth’s most iconic buildings with your class, with this hands-on experience of a range of stones, granites and metals.

Museum Gallery Archive

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