Activities

Can you take a photograph without a camera or smartphone?

Become Pic-ash-o and get your hands dirty with an ash-y masterpiece, while learning about carbon monoxide along the way.

Can you use your senses to find out which tree you met? Trust you partner and get connected to nature.

Take a walk in your imagination. Can you recreate objects using natural materials?

Have you ever stopped and thought… why? Practice curiosity with this simple activity.

Experience your local environment and make a commitment to protect it.

Relax and listen to the sounds of nature. Can you recreate what you hear?

Add a festive touch to your campfire with this backwoods cooking treat.

Get musical with nature – can you play your favourite tune with items around you?

Can you become one with nature? Take time to explore and connect with the area around you.

Use your senses to see nature from a different perspective.

Discover nature by heading out on a treasure hunt. How many items will you find?

Close your eyes and memorise the feeling and shape of a stick. Can you identify your stick from a collection?

Use your drawing skills to keep a record of what you see when you’re out on a walk.

Put your DIY skills to the test and build a greenhouse from plastic bottles, then experiment with growing different flowers or vegetables.

Make a comfy book nook and listen to The Grumpy Old Stone

You can go almost anywhere with a story and your imagination. It’s time to choose a storybook and go on an adventure.

Create your own scrapbook to share your adventures with family and friends.

Make a beautiful, flower-shaped butterfly feeder to help our fluttery friends.

Look after your plant, watch it grow, and turn its adventure into a comic strip. It’s plant-tastic.

Plant some seeds, then wait for them to sprout and give your grassy caterpillar a new hairstyle.

Learning more about your friends is a breeze with this active game.

Use the right tools to keep to look after green spaces and maintain wildlife habitats.

Rubbish doesn’t disappear when it’s thrown away. Can you work out how long different things take to break down?