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Researching and writing up an Animal Report is a great way to learn more about your favourite animal.<\/p>\n

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This week the 2nd Grade Blogging Team is sharing activities all about Nocturnal Animals.<\/p>\n

My 7 year old son has been busy working on writing up animal reports in school this term. And he was keen to show off his new research skills at home, so we embarked on a special nocturnal animal report about his current favourite animal, a Hedgehog.<\/p>\n

What is a nocturnal animal?<\/h2>\n

Nocturnal animals are characterised by carrying out most of their activity during the night-time and then sleeping during daylight hours. Animals such as Owls, Bats, Cats and Hedgehogs all have a heightened sense of smell, hearing and sight, which help them to stay safe from predators and adapt to their darker surroundings.<\/p>\n

What is an Animal Report?<\/h2>\n

An animal report is a collection of facts and information about a specific animal, which is presented in a logical and neatly presented manner. Clear headings and full sentences are used throughout the report and writing is supplemented by relevant drawings or clippings from newspapers or magazines.<\/p>\n

Topics to research about your animal include:<\/strong><\/p>\n