Age 7-9

Explore the electrical conductivity properties of items outdoors. After making a simple circuit your class will head outside...

Electricity

Grab the magnifying glasses, binoculars, and pond nets to explore the habitats in your school grounds / outdoor space. Your...

Living Things

It’s time for your class to put their detective hats on and go on a mission to figure out who eats what. This resource...

Living Things

This useful mini-beast ID guide can be laminated and taken outside for your students to explore and identify different mini-beasts. This...

Living Things

This activity works perfectly as the first lesson of floating and sinking or just as a fun stand-alone lesson on a nice afternoon. After...

Floating and Sinking, Forces and Motion

This activity looks closely at how different skeletons are made up, encouraging your students to think about how various...

Living Things, Skeletons, The Human Body

Color rubbings are a great way to learn about art, science, and even color recognition. This activity is perfect for children...

Materials

Please note: Although not specifically an outdoor activity, the large puzzles are great to use outdoors on a sunny day. These...

Addition, Number

Explore the magic that is evaporation, and states of matter, with this fun investigation. The Magic Puddle Investigation...

Data Handling, Evaporation, Line Graphs, States of Matter