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1 Garden birds Quiz

2 Lots of different kinds of birds visit our school grounds and gardens
Lots of different kinds of birds visit our school grounds and gardens. How many of these birds can you recognise? Ready to play?

3 Look at the photographs and name each bird!

4 Woodpigeon

5 Blackbird

6 Robin

7 Greenfinch

8 Starling

9 Magpie

10 House sparrow

11 Blue tit

12 Chaffinch

13 Dunnock

14 Let’s play the game! Score 2 points for each bird you recognise.

15 2 points!

16 2 points!

17 2 points!

18 2 points!

19 2 points!

20 2 points!

21 2 points!

22 2 points!

23 2 points!

24 2 points!

25 How many points did you score? Check your answers

26 How many points did you score?
2 pts 2 pts 2 pts 2 pts woodpigeon blackbird robin greenfinch 2 pts 2 pts 2 pts 2 pts starling magpie Blue Tit 2 pts 2 pts House sparrow How many points did you score? TRY AGAIN? chaffinch Dunnock

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