This guide for teachers outlines practical considerations and a realistic approach to taking students outdoors that applies in a wide variety of local outdoor settings.
The guide contains the following sections:
- Discovering Your Local Greenspace for Learning
- Permission, Risk Management and Access
- Class Management, Resources and Advice for Teaching Outdoors
About this resource
- Resource type: guide for teachers
- Theme: Tools for outdoor enquiry
Useful articles
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Youth Worker Toolkit
This free downloadable toolkit lists activities and ideas that you can use with young people to explore nature in cities.
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British wildlifeHow to make and use a nature journal to record your wildlife observations
Keeping a nature journal is a great way to record any nature you see.
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How to make a pitfall trap to catch insects and other minibeasts
Want to find out what small creatures are crawling around your garden? Follow our steps to set up a simple pitfall trap.
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How to pond dip
Pond dipping is a wonderful way to look at the creatures that live in and around pond water.
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