Year 6 Biomes
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Year 6 Biomes
Field notes: five biomes
A biome is a large region with a particular climate and characteristic plants and animals. These fictional field notes summarise typical conditions; real places can vary.
BIOME
CLIMATE CLUE
LIFE CLUE
Desert
Very little rain; often hot days and cooler nights.
Cacti store water; some animals rest in shade during the day.
Tundra
Very cold; a short, cool growing season; permanently frozen ground beneath the surface in many areas.
Low-growing plants cope with cold and wind; Arctic foxes have insulating fur.
Grassland
Moderate rain; long stretches of open land and few trees.
Grasses regrow from their base after grazing or fire.
Tropical rainforest
Warm and humid throughout the year, with frequent heavy rain.
Dense layers of plants; many animals live in trees.
Temperate forest
Four seasons and moderate rainfall.
Many trees lose their leaves in autumn; animals may store food or shelter in winter.
Investigate the clues
Use the field notes and visual to answer the challenges.
- Desert
- Grassland
- Tropical rainforest
- Temperate forest
- Tundra
- Temperate forest
- Grassland
- Desert
- C
- A
- D
- B
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