
Author: dallbro
Faraway Setting Images
Space and the planets
The River Calder (Yorkshire)
Natural Scientists
The New Forest
Earth and Space
Times Tables
Michael Morpurgo
Wolves – what can you find out?
Eco Homes

Websites:
Eco Homes video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwSv-DbR3Y8
Example Eco Homes https://www.granddesignsmagazine.com/self-builds/135-top-10-eco-homes
https://johnwolfendale.wordpress.com/2009/09/01/10-of-the-worlds-best-eco-houses/
Sample Eco Home Designhttps://easyecosolutions.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/eco-house-3.gif

Windsor Castle

Virtual tours of Windsor Castle, The Royal Household:
Crimson Drawing Room https://www.royal.uk/crimson-drawing-room-windsor-castle
St George’s Hall https://www.royal.uk/st-georges-hall-windsor-castle
Waterloo Chamber https://www.royal.uk/waterloo-chamber-windsor-castle
MTC
Zoos

Research Zoos using these websites:
BBC iWonder: What are Zoos For?
bbc.co.uk/guides/ztkpn39#zs6c4wx
National Geographic: ENCYCLOPEDIC ENTRY Zoo
nationalgeographic.org/encyclopedia/zoo/
Battersea Park Children’s Zoo: Conservation
Zoological Society of London: Kids Page
Chester Zoo: Explore the Zoo
Electrical Safety
Eco House

Eco Homes – research guide
- Section 1 – pick one way you can do each thing. When you have picked that method – research and make notes on it.
- Section 2 – pick extra features you want to include and make notes on them
1. Focus Features:
- Prevent heat loss: Insulation: High levels of insulation
- Use renewable energy sources: Energy sources such as solar, thermal, wind, biomass and/or eco electric companies
- Use eco-friendly building materials: Natural materials and an avoidance of plastics
2. Extra features:
- Maximise Sunshine: Good levels of daylight/passive solar orientation — glazing oriented south for light and heat, and minimum north-facing glazing to reduce heat loss
- Eco windows: Superior double or triple-glazed windows
- Rainwater/water supplies: Rainwater harvesting and greywater collection
- Plants: Vegetable gardens/green roof
- Airtightness: High levels of airtightness/a healthy indoor environment, which may include a mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR) system









