Protect A Hedgehog Poster

We recently rescued a hedgehog from inside our farm grainstore. The hedgehog was all curled up and we put the hedgehog in the hedgerow and he or she crawled away.

A few days later we came up with 8 questions about hedgehogs we wanted to find out answers to.

Another day we used kiddle (children's search engine) and found the answers to our questions on various websites.

Today we designed a poster to protect the hedgehog as we found there were quite a few dangers to hedgehogs.
We used a photograph of the hedgehog we saved and I had cut out coloured card in the shape of hedgehogs to write our sentences on about how to protect the hedgehog.
We had room to draw pictures to go with the sentences.

You could write questions and find facts about any animal or place that interests your child then present the information in a poster.

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