Tiger Moon The Tiger Moon Trading Company Ltd Endangered Animals Poster - Paper Laminated (A2)

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Let’s dive deeper into the reason why so many of these amazing animals are endangered. Read through this endangered species list and pictures to find out more! Tigers

Why not do this Hedgehog Awareness Week Reading Comprehension (Ages 5 - 7) next? Other Animal ActivitiesI think having land and not ruining it is the most beautiful art that anybody could ever want to own. Have students choose from the grab bag as they enter the class and follow the directions on the “Texture Warm Up”.

Art: Provides further insight into Warhol’s process and impact on American art. Through these themes, the works are explored with an interdisciplinary lens that creates accessibility for a variety of audiences with varying interests. A yearly planner, featuring the work of the semi-finalists (usually sent out in Dec. of the contest year). The Red Panda is endangered because the trees they live in are cut down for wood. They are also hunted for their beautiful fur. Sometimes, they get caught in traps that are meant for other small animals.Encourage your children to think about an endangered animal that interests them and research what’s threatening the species' survival. Task them with including some of their research in an interesting and thought-provoking way. The Sea Turtle was not part of the Endangered Species series and created two years later in 1985. However, sea turtles are another endangered species. Warhol created this screenprint as a way to connect with the 1985 adaptation of the Russell Hoban Novel. Turtle 360A is the name of this blue and purple print and was published for the Turtle Diary film in 1985. This film follows a couple from the UK that met each other for the first time at a Sea Turtle exhibit in the London zoo. Both of them think that it’s important to help turtles by releasing them into the sea. Andy Warhol – Turtle, 1985, 77,5 x 100 cm (31½ x 39 3/8 in.), photo: Christie’s Teacher stops class to pass out and explain critique sheets. Teacher uses an example that they critique together as a class. Students write their names where it says “Name of Artist” and place their drawing next to the critique sheet. Then, they get up and find someone else’s sheet, put their names where it says “Name of Critic” and critique that student’s drawing. This is a great thing to do before students have finished their artwork as it gives them suggestions as they are working on it.

Warhol showcased many animals that are now endangered, but the bald eagle is the only one not in trouble right now. Due to the effect of shell-thinning from pesticide DDT and power-line electrocutions, the Bald Eagle population rapidly declined during the 1980s. Nowadays, better measures are in place, and you have more than 10000 pairs in the wild. Andy Warhol – Bald Eagle, 1983, from Endangered Species, screenprint, 96,5 x 96,2 cm (38 x 37 7/8 in.), photo: Christie’s Andy Warhol – Bald Eagle, 1983, from Endangered Species, screenprint, 96,5 x 96,2 cm (38 x 37 7/8 in.), Unique Trial Proof Bighorn Ram Between 1970 and the early 1980s, Amur leopards lost a staggering 80% of their habitat. This meant that the Amur leopard’s prey also lost its habitat, making it harder for the leopards to find food. Teacher has students turn in texture samples and warm-up (to be used for teacher as a pre-assessment of students’ understanding of texture). Teacher asks for definitions of texture and compiles a list on the board of descriptive texture words used in warm-up as well as called out by students. Teacher explains actual versus implied texture and gives examples. Although extinction is a natural phenomenon, with between one and five species becoming extinct each year, we are now losing dozens of species every day. It is estimated that one million species (including plants) will be lost by 2050. Learning facts about endangered animals is the first step to raising awareness about this issue.Something thing that sets the whale shark apart from the rest of the shark species is the fact that it is a filter feeder. Out of the more than 500 species of sharks in the world, only 3 of them are filter feeders: the whale shark, the basking shark, and the megamouth shark. Because of its feeding style, the whale shark tends to live off plankton and other small organisms that float in the water, which is surprising given its size. Choose an endangered species you have looked at today and design an eye-catching poster to use to explain to people about endangered species.