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A story about a snails exploration journey in the rain using descriptive words. [english & Welsh language version]

A story about a young hedgehog on his first trip outside his home and how he uses his senses to explore the world around him. [English & Welsh language versions]

A story about a young Ladybird who is not sure of where her home is and how she finds it. [English & Welsh language versions]

A short engaging video (3:45min) introducing the bird superhighway! Focusing on the East Atlantic Highway with includes the UK and birds such as Arctic tern, Swift and Manx Shearwater. Why not use it to introduce our migration lesson /teaching-resource/migration-lesson-12216314

Curriculum-based activity guides for primary and secondary schools, as well as youth groups, to help your school protect and restore nature

Curriculum-based activity guides for primary and secondary schools, as well as youth groups, to help your school protect and restore nature.

Curriculum-based activity guides for primary and secondary schools as well as youth groups to help your school protect and restore nature.

This June, celebrate all the ways your school has helped to protect and restore nature by holding an open day. Download this toolkit for more info, templates and ideas including templates for press releases and letters to your local MP.

Curriculum linked activity guides; *One for primary schools and youth groups (ages 4-11) exploring freshwater habitats. *One for secondary schools and youth groups (aged 11-16) exploring freshwater habitats.

A PowerPoint about the People’s Plan for Nature. What is the People’s Plan for Nature? It’s the biggest ever conversation about the future of nature in the UK. It’s thousands of people coming together to create a plan that’s too big for governments, businesses and organisations to ignore!

Great for PSHE and persuasion in English. This resource requires children to debate how a pot of money should be allocated to saving a range of species. How do they justify where the resources are spent? Can there be a perfect decision which makes everyone happy? What does a compromise look and feel like?

By tracking the migration journeys of various birds, children can explore the reasons why birds might migrate which encourages conversation and comparrison between differing climates etc. The lesson explores the countries, continents and oceans that are crossed the hazards they face which drives discussion around human and physical geography. There is also the opportunity to estimate the distances travelled. why not introduce this subject with a short film. /teaching-resource/introducing-bird-migration-13023169

Use nature as a resource to explore the formal elements in art.

Big Schools’ Birdwatch survey sheets with supporting maths visuals including tens frames and subitising dots.

Discover a world of variety in the world around you. Create smelly cocktails with natural objects. Will season and location affect the natural objects you discover and the scents you create?

Explore a variety of media and materials that allow you to create leaf rubbings. Provide tools for children to demonstrate the variety in shape, size and texture of natural items such as leaves.

Let’s Talk Nature. A Welsh bilingual series of three A4 activity sheets each showing different scenes that provoke thought for conversation, language and vocabulary development. Use these to develop early language and confidence as well as observation skills. Perfect for Early Years and KS1. Use wonderful words to describe what you see in a woodland scene. Use positional language to say where the wildlife you can see is in a garden scene. Use super sentences to talk about the wildlife in the urban school scene. Are any of the animals the same or different to the wildlife found where you live?

Let’s Talk Nature. A series of three A4 activity sheets each showing different scenes that provoke thought for conversation, language and vocabulary development. Use these to develop early language and confidence as well as observation skills. Perfect for Early Years and KS1. Use wonderful words to describe what you see in a woodland scene. Use positional language to say where the wildlife you can see is in a garden scene. Use super sentences to talk about the wildlife in the urban school scene. Are any of the animals the same or different to the wildlife found where you live?

Easy to follow guide to make a simple bird cake. The numbered instructions and photographs mean this can either be used so that children can do the task independently or with adult help.

An instruction sheet for children to follow showing how to make a bird from a paper plate. Has simple numbered instructions with photographs to make it easy to follow either independently or with adult supervision.