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Lesson activities

10 Ways to measure a tree

A fun maths sheet, showing a variety of ways to measure a tree. Can your pupils measure a tree with a bucket of water?

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2D & 3D shape

Use sticks outdoors to start talking about 2d and 3d shape with children

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Angles in Nature

A great activity to spot angles in nature and on the school building. Ideal as an extension or assessment task for a class who have been learning about angles.

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Awkward angles

This outdoor lesson for primary schools is all about exploring man-made and natural angles in the playground using a protractor. It is a great activity for supporting maths and science, and can be... Read more...

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Battleships

This activity for schools involves playing the popular game battleships on a large scale out in the school grounds. Besides being fun, it will help children get to grips with coordinates. All you... Read more...

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Bigger or smaller?

This fun early years and reception games gets children thinking about the size of objects in the school grounds, supports problem solving and peer learning.

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Bird ballistics

This outdoor lesson for primary school is based on the well-know computer game ‘Angry birds’. Great for supporting maths and design and technology, it involves making a catapult from which to... Read more...

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Blast off

This outdoor activity for early years settings involve making a rocket and launcher out or plastic bottles and paper. It’s a great way to support the children’s knowledge and understanding of the... Read more...

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Conker rolling

This fun acitivty encourages hand-eye coordination, introduces measuring techniques and allows children to explore the natural world.

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Creating seed bombs

This outdoor lesson for primary schools is a quick and easy way to plant up large or soil-poor spaces while making subject links to science, maths and design and technology. Children will need to get...

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