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Science of Spring Wordsearch Foundation Phase

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Spring spotter sheets from the Woodland Trust

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Spring spotter sheets from the Woodland Trust

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Help youngsters learn about trees and wildlife with our outdoor learning resources.

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Bilingual spring spotter sheets from the RSPB

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Bilingual spring spotter sheets from the RSPB

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When nature starts to wake up from its long winter sleep, make sure you're ready to greet it!

The signs of spring's arrival can create wonderful memories of nature as a chid and make it exciting to see and hear them every year.

Fresh green growth pushing through the soil, bumblebees emerging and, of course, bluebells creating a stunning blue carpet in woodland glades.

As well as a time of new growth, it's also mating season for many animals and this results in some bizarre behaviour! If you're a budding photographer or filmographer, you could even capture the arrival of spring on film.

In fact, it's a great season for photographers generally. Take a picture that really sums up spring for you. If you're under 19, you can even submit it to this year's WildPix competition.

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Signs of Spring | Worksheet | Spring Printable Activities - The RSPB

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When nature starts to wake up from its long winter sleep, make sure you're ready to greet it! The signs of spring's arrival can create wonderful memories of nature as a chid and make it exciting to see and hear them every year.

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I am so terribly excited to share with you my new Phenology Wheel Guide!

So many of you have been asking questions about our phenology wheels this year, that I decided to put together a short guide to help you along with your own wheel.

A phenology wheel is simply a visual representation of what is happening month by month, in the natural world around you.
The Raising Little Shoots Phenology Guide is a 33 page, photograph heavy guide, to help you step by step, set up your own phenology wheel for the year.
Keeping a phenology wheel is a smashing way for you and your family to connect both with nature and each other. A way for all the family to gather together to spend time nature journaling; it doesn't take up much time at all, and is perfect for families who have children of different ages and stages. Everyone can work together, but at their own level.

At the end of the year you will have a superb record of the natural world in your own locality. If you were to keep a new wheel each year, imagine the wonder of being able to look back over previous years' wheels, and all the memories that would stir.

The guide is currently priced at $6, and will increase to $8 on December 31st

Happy exploring!

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I am so terribly excited to share with you my new Phenology Wheel Guide! So many of you have been asking questions about our phenology wheels this year, that I decided to put together a short guide to help you along with your own wheel.

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BBC video How Spring affects plants and animals

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BBC video How Spring affects plants and animals

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Science KS1 / KS2: How spring affects plants and animals

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A variety of native birds display seasonal spring time behaviour, plants burst into leaf and flower which shows the change in the landscape. Suitable for Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2 and Early and 1st Level

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Why do we have seasons and why are the days longer in the summer than in the winter?

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Activities from the Bumblebee Conservation Trust ages 4 to 6

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Activities from the Bumblebee Conservation Trust ages 7 to 10

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Timelapses: A Year in the life of a tree from the Woodland Trust

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Timelapses: A Year in the life of a tree from the Woodland Trust

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Take a look at our timelapses showing different species of tree over the course of a year.