These four cards provide simple ways to explore nature and outdoor environments at school.
Print off and use as a provocation for exploring school grounds OR inspiration for indoor learning.
A series of nature and wild space inspiration cards to print off and use with your class.
These activities can be completed in any education setting and suit all stages of schooling.
Use them daily, with buddy classes, as home challenges, or woven into your outdoor learning program.
A straightforward resource from the US that details what makes great nature play, why it is important, and how you can restore it to your children’s daily lives.
Mask making is an ideal activity to stimulate creativity and imagination at your child’s birthday celebration or other special event. This download includes ideas for getting started, suggested list of materials and two stencils to work from.
50 loose parts-inspired play investigations and activities linked to the Early Years Learning Framework.
Year Level: Early Years
Subject Area: Loose Parts
Each online magazine edition will have script to inspire educators. Print them out and place them somewhere that you can get daily inspiration.
I woke up this morning
and thought to myself….
Today is a good day
to be brave.
Each online magazine edition will have script to inspire educators. Print them out and place them somewhere that you can get daily inspiration.
Childhood has always been about climbing trees,
getting dirty, walking on wobbly logs,
and venturing into imaginary worlds.
We need to nurture this childhood.
We need to take risks and be brave.
A short clip with inspiring imagery of Bush School students in Centennial Parklands, Sydney.
Length: 1m : 40s
Beautiful prose by poet Hollie McNish supported by inspiring footage of an overnight family camp and Saturday morning club at Hidden Woods, UK.
Length: 3m : 31s
Circle of Life Rediscovery offer outdoor learning programs, camps and events in the UK. This blog supports their programs, giving insight, information and ideas for forest school and adventure activities including The Woodland Project which provides children with disabilities and their families the opportunity to learn new skills, uncover hidden talents and spend quality time together at peace, in nature.