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The world's rainforests
Increase and demonstrate geographical knowledge with this labelling activity.
Discussion points
- What do you notice about the location of the world's rainforests?
- Why do so many animals and plants choose the rainforest as their habitat?
- What is deforestation? How will this impact rainforests and the world in the future?
Teaching tips:
Use this activity as an engaging introduction to rainforests. This activity provides an opportunity to discuss the relationship between the location of the rainforests and their climate, as well as practice map skills. Guidance and Vocabulary within the activity offer additional information to aid understanding.
Use alongside World climate zones to explore and compare different climate zones. Or pair with a writing task, such as Rainforest habitats or Rainforest deforestation.
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