Activities

Create a simple hydroponic system to grow plants without soil and explore how astronauts grow food in space.

Feed the bird with this super quick and easy activity.

Sow some seeds and watch them grow.

Sow some sunflower seeds and learn about the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower.

Grow a tree and help to reduce carbon emissions.

Watch a plant as it grows, making sure it has what it needs to thrive.

Have fun on the water as you paddle to the beat.

Do some creative gardening and make your own seed paper.

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

Play plant protectors, and learn about native and invasive plant species in your area.

Make Bug-ingham Palace for your brilliant neighbourhood minibeasts to check into!

Learn how to eat more sustainably and create a book of recipes to save the planet.

Find a place to create your own vegetable garden or allotment, then get growing.

Become an investigator, discover different types of fruit, and practise your counting skills with a pear-fect fruit hunt.

Do you know your footboard from your rudder? Put your knowledge to the test with this fast-paced rowing game.

Help build a tree-riffic future and get planting some in your local area to create a new woodland.

Row, row, row your boat and work on your teamwork in this oar-some adventure.

You don’t need a garden to get growing – make some upcycled planters to turn even the smallest space green.

Encourage your community to grow their own herbs or wild flowers, provide wildlife-friendly spaces and spread happy messages.

Work together as a team to get your boat moving through the water. How far can you go?

Shape some new wonders of the natural world in your meeting place, by creating some sparkling crystals and geodes.

What does a plant need to grow? Get outside, get your fingers green, and find out in this fun science experiment.

Use your newfound gardening expertise to grow salad, then taste nature’s reward.

Create a mini garden from recycled materials, then host your own garden show.