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Happy Earth Day!
Earth Day falls on April 22 and marks the anniversary of the start of the modern environmental movement in 1970. This environmental holiday was launched in response to Rachel Carson’s book “Silent Spring,” published in 1962, which raised awareness of the negative impacts of chemicals on the natural environment. Earth Day is celebrated to encourage climate action, from small steps like using reusable utensils and bags, to bigger projects like advocating for global warming preventative measures.
Why not take part in a litter pick to highlight this important day and link it in with your data handling topic.
Download our resource pack here.
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April 2023
New Free Resources
Compost Relay (Ages 7 - 9, 10 - 12)
This is a great team activity to get children thinking carefully about composting. They will have to sort object cards based on whether they can be composted or not in a fun relay race.
New Premium Resources
Slide Science (Ages 4 - 12)
Slide science is a fun and practical outdoor science investigation where students will look into which materials create the most friction when sliding down a slide as part of your forces and motion topic.
Ratios To Fractions (Ages 7 - 9, 10 - 12)
Ratios are everywhere and a great opportunity to take your math lesson outside! For this fun outdoor ratio lesson your students will collect some leaves, write some ratio sentences based on their characteristics and then convert the ratios to fractions.
Simplifying Equations (Ages 7 - 9, 10 - 12)
Algebra can be great fun outdoors! This activity will introduce simplifying algebraic equations to your children while exploring sticks and leaves found in your outdoor space.
Happy Earth Day!
Earth Day falls on April 22 and marks the anniversary of the start of the modern environmental movement in 1970. This environmental holiday was launched in response to Rachel Carson’s book “Silent Spring,” published in 1962, which raised awareness of the negative impacts of chemicals on the natural environment. Earth Day is celebrated to encourage climate action, from small steps like using reusable utensils and bags, to bigger projects like advocating for global warming preventative measures.
Why not take part in a litter pick to highlight this important day and link it in with your data handling topic.
Download our resource pack here.
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