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  1. Shape Our City

    Cities shape our health and well being and people’s decision-making shapes cities. This lesson plan allows children to find their voice and develop their scientific, communication and decision-making skills in order to influence change.

    Years: 5, 6
    Duration: 60mins

    Subject: Art
    Curriculum Objectives: 4

    Multi theme

  2. Happy, Healthy Hens

    To be happy and healthy hens need: the right diet and access to fresh water to be at the correct temperature – not too hot or cold, to have shelter from bad weather and to be protected from predators.

    Years: 3, 4, 5, 6
    Duration: 120mins

    Subject: D&T
    Curriculum Objectives: 5

    Nature

  3. Farmyard Food Chains

    Students from St Barnabas Primary explain the food chain of the day’s school dinner. Put your new found food chain knowledge into action with paper chains, animal masks and a whizzy quiz.

    Years: 1, 2
    Duration: 60mins

    Subject: Science
    Curriculum Objectives: 5

    Nature

  4. Life Cycles on the Farm

    Spring has sprung on the farm. Take a tour on Upper Walton Farm during lambing season and find out all about the life cycles of some of the animals on the farm. Use the life cycles cards to think about how it all fits together and test your baby animal knowledge with the Baby Baby Baby quiz.

    Years: 1, 2
    Duration: 60mins

    Subject: Science
    Curriculum Objectives: 5

    Nature

  5. Wild Weather

    This resource pack for KS3 (age 11-14) pupils is about climate change and the effects it will have on people around the world. It emphasises the increasing unpredictability of the weather and explores ways people might prepare for the, apparently inevitable, ‘wild weather’ - floods and droughts. It also introduces the notion of food security.

    Years: 7, 8, 9
    Duration: 180mins

    Subject: Science

    Nature

  6. The Lost Words

    The Lost Words stands against the disappearance of wild childhood. It is a joyful celebration of nature words and the natural world they invoke. With acrostic spell-poems by award-winning writer Robert Macfarlane and hand-painted illustrations by Jackie Morris, this enchanting book captures the irreplaceable magic of language and nature for all ages.

    Years: 3, 4, 5, 6
    Duration: 60mins

    Subject: Cross Curricular
    Curriculum Objectives: 10

    Nature

  7. How do Creatures Adapt?

    Explore the adaptations of various marine creatures such as the vampire squid, angler fish and gulper eel before designing a marine creature of your own with specific adaptations.

    Years: 6
    Duration: 90mins

    Subject: Science
    Curriculum Objectives: 2

    Nature

  8. Beat the Flood

    Flooding due to climate change can have a devastating effect on people's lives. Set on the fictitious island of Watu, pupils explore how STEM skills can be used to help communities be better prepared for flooding

    Years: 5, 6
    Duration: 180mins

    Subject: D&T
    Curriculum Objectives: 6

    Nature

  9. Rainforest Adaptations

    The rainforest is one of the most extreme and challenging ecosystems on the planet. Yet plants have evolved adaptations which enable them not only to overcome the challenges, but to thrive here!

    Years: 7, 8, 9
    Duration: 90mins

    Subject: Science

    Nature

  10. Roving Reporters

    The Eden Project is all about connecting people with the natural world; their plant collection includes plants for food, medicine and materials. This lesson is designed to help students to appreciate the links they have with the natural world through everyday objects and then to present their understanding creatively as a TV report, potentially using video.

    Years: 7, 8, 9
    Duration: 180mins

    Subject: Science

    Nature

  11. What's Eating You?

    Eden’s Rainforest Biome is a unique man made ecosystem. In this series of lessons students create and investigate a simplified version of the food web for the Rainforest Biome.

    Years: 7, 8, 9
    Duration: 180mins

    Subject: Science

    Nature

  12. Rainforest Arrangers

    Tropical rainforests support the greatest diversity of living organisms on Earth. In this activity your pupils begin by discussing the conditions in a tropical rainforest and researching the characteristics of plants and animals that make it their home.

    Years: 4, 5, 6
    Duration: 120mins

    Subject: Cross Curricular
    Curriculum Objectives: 5

    Nature

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