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We've got some great stuff for Watch leaders, children, teachers and parents alike. Take a look at our colouring-in sheets, wall charts, posters, wordsearches, how-to-guides and much more!
30 Days Wild lesson plans
Access our back catalogue of lesson plans, designed for teachers and educators!
Science lesson plans
Maths and numeracy lesson plans
PE lesson plans
Other resources for educators
Action for Insects schools guide
The Wildlife Trusts have launched a new set of resources aimed at inspiring and engaging students about insects, the troubles they’re facing, and how action can be taken in schools to help them. As part of our Action for Insects campaign, we have created a series of learning sessions and other resources that you can download and use to get students excited about insects. To download your free pack click here.
Nature's Climate Heroes
"Nature's Climate Heroes" is an inquiry-based learning resource aimed at 7-11 year olds. Find out more here.
It's designed to support children to:
- Understand the connections between nature, climate change and people.
- Investigate how nature helps our fight against climate change.
- Discover what small and local actions can be taken to give nature a boost in this bigger fight.
Downloadable guide: Coronation Gardens for food and nature schools pack
Kids love growing! But if you're wondering what you can grow and harvest within term times, we have the answers in this colourful downloadable PDF - plus lots more information from budgets and planning to inspiration about craft and food activities based on the plants you and your class can grow.
Downloadable guide: The art of getting children outdoors
Want to get outdoors but unsure what you'll need or where to go? This is the perfect companion for you! Read everything from how to get kids excited, to how to celebrate every success.
Downloadable guide: My Wild Summer
Your Wild Summer booklet is packed with ideas and information from The Wildlife Trusts to help you explore nature and wild places, either at home, on days out, or on holiday. We’re on a mission to keep families wild and connected with nature!
Downloadable guide: My Wild Winter
The winter months can be a difficult time to spot and find wildlife, but there is plenty you can do! This booklet full of activities, spotter sheets and jokes, will help you inspire kids during the colder months.