Slippery Salmon
Steven welcomes us to the Isle of Mull, where we’ll find out how salmon are farmed before becoming food for us to eat
Key learning points:
- What kind of animal a salmon is
- The lifecycle of a salmon
- How salmon are farmed and looked after
- Why salmon are good for us to eat
Pupils will also get the chance to ask Steven questions about salmon.
Resources
Our teaching kits have everything you need to prepare a lesson about slippery salmon, from lesson plans to photo packages to printable worksheets and activities.
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Salmon from Farm to Fork 5-7
Create a photo timeline
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Salmon from Farm to Fork 7-11
Create a photo timeline
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Slippery Salmon stickers
Cut-out stickers and certificates
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Salmon – did you know?
Cut-out fact cards
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Salmon facts
Cut-out fact cards 7-11
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Fish lotto
A fishy game
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Fishy facts
Facts about fish!
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Focus on fish
A photo resource
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Slippery Salmon glossary
A glossary of salmon terms
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Salmon – labelled diagram 5-7
A diagram of a salmon to label
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Salmon – labelled diagram 7-11
Label the various parts of a salmon
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Life on a salmon farm
Photographs of life on a salmon farm
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Lifecycle of a salmon
Photographic lifecycle of salmon
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Salmon photo pack
A companion resource
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Spotlight on salmon
A look at different salmon
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Salmon world map
A world map poster
Video Clips
Use these bitesize videos alongside the other materials and resources available in the teaching kit.
