Educate Outside - Outdoor Learning Resources

Outdoor learning is an extremely powerful tool that can be used by teachers to provide the rich learning experiences that every student deserves.

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We have just launched our improved "Risk Assessment Creator" - create professional risk assessments quickly and easily. Now with benefit analysis. Suitable for any outdoor activity. https://t.co/Ikhv01kUuA

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In this week's new resource your class will think about the environmental impact of litter while doing some data handling and brushing up on their persuasive writing skills. - Litter Busters: https://t.co/rWLFa8JlVu

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This weeks' new resources is 'Adjective Tag'. This activity will get your class outside and thinking about adjectives and the things that they could be used to describe. - https://t.co/qfCJTSAIMA

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Introduce your class to report writing by getting them to observe nature in the world around them. They will head outside to find an animal to produce a report on, gathering their information through close observation and possibly some simple research. - https://t.co/86hIwwyv6M

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Explore the electrical conductivity properties of items outdoors. After making a simple circuit your class will head outside and place objects within the circuit to test whether they conduct electricity or not. - https://t.co/M560DVlPgx

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Our new activity this week develops letter recognition and fine motor skills as your class complete task cards by making letters of the alphabet out of natural materials.

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Grab the magnifying glasses, binoculars, and pond nets to explore the habitats in your school grounds / outdoor space. Your class will see how many different habitats they can spot and which animals are lurking there.

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Measuring, converting, data handling, estimation, and science... our latest activity has it all! Your class will use a practical technique to measure and record the height of trees around your outdoor space.

Find it here: https://t.co/4HAGvkgkRF

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What a great idea! - there's nothing like getting a bit muddy and being creative outdoors. Looks like a fun lesson. Are these portraits of the teachers? #outdoorlearning https://t.co/wninyxUJfl

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This is a nice video from https://t.co/sWTBs0ioOf that shows the benefits of using Outdoor Learning in schools. A great watch if you are thinking about beginning some outdoor learning sessions with your students. - https://t.co/cAbGCz7HMP

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This week's new #OutdoorLearning resource from https://t.co/xl2ZlCP9Ht is "Who Eats What?". https://t.co/eETrANn7gG

A free science based activity that involves doing some outdoor exploring in search of creatures and trying to figure out what they eat.