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Interdependence

His Beagle voyage, the view from his study window and the countryside around Down House all prompted Darwin to consider why there was such visible diversity of plant and animal life. In his garden experiments and on country walks he discovered a constantly evolving world of interdependent life forms. Opportunities to observe nature in all its diversity are still important today, and raise awareness of the threats human interactions pose to the environment.

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Download the introduction as a PDF file  Download the module plan as a PDF file  Interactive whiteboard resource as a PDF file

 Link to a video on an external site that supports this module  Link to interactive games that pupils could play as part of this module


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