Questions I would ask Jane Goodall - Worksheet - Year 5

This worksheet designed for Year 5 students encourages them to explore and formulate questions they would ask the renowned primatologist Jane Goodall. The first question prompts students to reflect on their understanding of the life cycles of humans and various animals. It is an opportunity for them to consider the stages of development from birth to adulthood and compare the similarities and differences across species. This question aims to engage students in the biological concepts they have learned and how they relate to both human and animal life.

The second question delves into the specifics of animal reproduction, asking students to consider the process by which animals procreate. This question is designed to stimulate curiosity about the biological mechanisms that enable animal populations to continue and thrive. By contemplating these questions, students are prepared to appreciate the depth of knowledge a scientist like Jane Goodall could share, based on her extensive research and observations of animal behavior, particularly in primates. The worksheet serves as a starting point for a deeper investigation into the life sciences and the work of conservationists and researchers like Goodall.