Spring is a time when nature comes to life providing ample opportunity to take your lessons outside. From watching plants grow to exploring life cycles, observing the changes that spring brings and using the new colors to create masterpieces. Enjoy this wonderful time of year outside together with your class.
We have put together our five top lessons you can do with your class this spring.
One of the first things to do in Spring is simply to get outside and enjoy nature. Go on a walk and see what you can spot. This nature walk activity gives children the chance to explore and record what they see in a simple and easy way.
My Nature Walk
Another great way to capture the magic of spring and inspire kids to observe the unfolding changes is with a camera in hand. Our photo challenge is perfect for both classroom fun and as a home learning adventure. Encourage little photographers to freeze the beauty of the season in snapshots.
Outdoor Photo Challenge
As spring blesses us with better weather, it’s the perfect excuse to soak up the outdoors and simply observe. Developing the skill of keen observation in children is crucial, and this activity provides a hands-on approach. Encourage them to grab a magnifying glass, explore their surroundings, and pay attention to the small details that often go unnoticed.
Take a Closer Look
Building on the theme of observation, this engaging investigation invites children to track temperature changes over time. It not only aids in their understanding of seasonal shifts but also provides an exciting opportunity for a hands-on science exploration.
Temperature Diary
This investigation delves deeper into monitoring weather changes while encouraging children to make predictions based on their keen observations. With spring bringing a mix of varied weather to many places, this activity is perfectly timed to explore the wonders of the changing seasons.
My Weather Predictions
Spring is a time when nature comes to life providing ample opportunity to take your lessons outside. From watching plants grow to exploring life cycles, observing the changes that spring brings and using the new colors to create masterpieces. Enjoy this wonderful time of year outside together with your class.
We have put together our five top lessons you can do with your class this spring.
One of the first things to do in Spring is simply to get outside and enjoy nature. Go on a walk and see what you can spot. This nature walk activity gives children the chance to explore and record what they see in a simple and easy way.
My Nature Walk
Another great way to capture the magic of spring and inspire kids to observe the unfolding changes is with a camera in hand. Our photo challenge is perfect for both classroom fun and as a home learning adventure. Encourage little photographers to freeze the beauty of the season in snapshots.
Outdoor Photo Challenge
As spring blesses us with better weather, it’s the perfect excuse to soak up the outdoors and simply observe. Developing the skill of keen observation in children is crucial, and this activity provides a hands-on approach. Encourage them to grab a magnifying glass, explore their surroundings, and pay attention to the small details that often go unnoticed.
Take a Closer Look
Building on the theme of observation, this engaging investigation invites children to track temperature changes over time. It not only aids in their understanding of seasonal shifts but also provides an exciting opportunity for a hands-on science exploration.
Temperature Diary
This investigation delves deeper into monitoring weather changes while encouraging children to make predictions based on their keen observations. With spring bringing a mix of varied weather to many places, this activity is perfectly timed to explore the wonders of the changing seasons.
My Weather Predictions
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