Jane Goodall's Life and Achievements

Miss Manning introduces Women's History Month and focuses on Jane Goodall, a renowned primatologist. The session covers Jane's childhood, her love for animals, and her early research experiences. Jane's passion for nature and reading is highlighted, along with her ambitions to study animals despite societal challenges. The session concludes with a reflection on Jane's story and encourages students to find connections with their own interests.

What month is dedicated to celebrating Women's History?

• January

• July

• March

• May

What was the name of Jane Goodall's toy chimpanzee?

• Hamlet

• Pickles

• Rusty

• Jubilee

Where did Jane Goodall conduct her first research project?

• In a hen house

• In her garden

• In a zoo

• In a library

What did Jane name the beech tree she loved?

• Nicky

• Jubilee

• Rusty

• Beach

Which book inspired Jane Goodall to learn more about animals?

• Charlotte's Web

• The Jungle Book

• The Story of Dr. Dolittle

• Animal Farm

What was the name of Jane's nature group?

• The Animal Club

• The Nature Society

• The Wildlife Group

• The Alligator Club

What did Jane and her friends do in the Alligator Club?

• Wrote books

• Built bridges

• Traveled to Africa

• Raised money for old horses

What did Jane Goodall want to become despite societal expectations?

• A scientist

• A teacher

• A secretary

• A nurse

What did Jane's mother advise her about achieving her dreams?

• To wait for the right time

• To give up if it's too hard

• To follow what others say

• To work hard and never give up

What did Jane Goodall's favorite dog, Rusty, enjoy wearing?

• Boots

• Pyjamas

• A scarf

• A hat