Nature education

Unusual Outdoor Toys. See the Wicked Uncle Website to find some unique outside toys for kids of all ages. Shop for the perfect play ideas.

Outdoor learning is a great way to connect with nature and have fun. Forest School activities can incorporate art, craft, science, sensory play, and s

Nature Window - Tree Leaf + Seed Identifier Our Nature Windows are the perfect open ended learning tool for nature walks, camping, forest school, or just being in the backyard. Look though the window and see if you can identify what you are observing! Nature Windows are great for kids to use themselves, or as a tool for lessons and teaching. Images are UV printed onto the wood, so they won't scratch off! Size: 23cm x 12.5cm Shipping: Free shipping option is sent Lettermail with NO tracking…

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15 Hands-On Nature Math Ideas to Make Learning Come to Life. I have 15 hands on nature math ideas for your younger kids. Also, you may love Hands-On Nature Study: Bird Color Bar Graphing Activity. If you have a child who would rather be out filling their pockets with rocks than sitting still at the kitchen table learning to count, I have some fun hands-on nature math ideas for you. But they are also great for kids who get bored on nature walks and need a little more structure.

Learn about leaves and trees—and how to draw just like best-selling illustrator Julia Rothman—with this “Don’t Leaf It Behind” download and print activity sheet from JULIA ROTHMAN’S NATURE ANATOMY ACTIVITY BOOK. #NatureActivity #NatureDrawing #ActivityBooks

Help children identify trees by their leaves, twigs, blossom, fruits and seeds with our Nature Detectives ID sheets.

Nature Connection Pyramid - Children have few opportunities for unstructured play due to hectic schedules, lifestyle changes, environmental barriers and the rise of electronic media. Current statistics state that over 90% of a child’s week is spent indoors and 50 hours per week is spent on screen time (TV, video games, iPods, etc). That’s a lot of inactivity and it’s leading to some major health problems.

I love teaching about trees because there’s much to discover all year, during any season. From bark to leaves, trees are amazing wonders of nature! If you’re planning on studying trees …