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These 17 goals were the foundation of the activities.

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We made up a tune and actions for a song about reducing inequalities. The lyrics were taken from the book 'All Are Welcome'.

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This book is what inspired our song and demonstrates goal number 10 - Reduced Inequalities

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All Are Welcome Here

Lyrics taken from the book all about promoting inclusivity between children and making them feel equally valued.

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Inspired by the book 'Flashlight', I went outside to look closely at nature, I zoomed in and took pictures of elements that usually go unnoticed. I found the spiral shape of this green weed very unique.

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An illustration from the book that inspired the activity.

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Another close up picture taken of a hole in a stone wall, this puts into perspective how vast life on land is and how little we see of it. This demonstrates sustainability development goal 15

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A working fortune teller that was made from recycled wallpaper and decorated with leaves, flowers, sticks and grass.

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An image from the book that inspired this activities creations.

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Using the recycled wallpaper as my canvas, I created a picture of a bird in its nest. The shape of the leaf reminded me of a bird, which is what inspired the entire picture. I used cut grass to create the nest and an array of petals and flowers for the boarder.

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After finding a large stick outside, we weren't sure what to use it for. Eventually we made a jungle inspired mobile. Using recycled cardboard and old fabric, we cut out the elephant image and stuck into on to the carboard for stability and then hung it from the branch. Using the remaining fabric we wrapped it around the branch for contrast. We hung prints of leaves with string and stuck fabric owl pictures to sticks to give the illusion that they are flying. Another example of goal 15 'Life on Land'.

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Two creepy underwater creatures which were inspired by the illustrations in the book, I made them using recycled materials which is in line with goal number 13 'Climate Action', as I took things that would typically been thrown out, and given them artistic purpose.

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An underwater creature which is completely made from recycled cardboard and paint to decorate. This was inspired by goal 14, life below water.

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More illustrations that inspired our project.

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Some of the recycled materials used for this activity.