Curriculum Links

Exploring nature is a wonderful opportunity for children of all ages. It gives them the opportunity to discover the world around them. They are able to experience new sounds, new textures and new feelings. Many children excel in outdoor education who may not enjoy the indoor classroom.

This page has many lesson plans for you to download and use as required. Please feel free to adapt them as you feel appropriate. Most of the ideas are not unique to The Wildlife Trust but have been inspired and developed by countless environmental educationalists and are well used by many conservation and education organisations.

Each lesson plan has been linked to the curriculum but a trip to a local nature reserve or into your own school grounds can also be used to emphasis your Education for Sustainable Development and Global Citizenship Framework.

Downloadable resources to go with the lesson plans can be found on our resources page.

 

Lesson Plans

Our lesson plans are suitable for key stage 1 and 2. If you have any other suggestions then please let us know.

Discovering the Seasons Lesson Plan

Discovery Lesson Plan

Environmental Games Lesson Plan

Minibeast Lesson Plan

Pond Dipping Lesson Plan

Scavenger Hunt Lesson Plan

Un-Nature Trail Lesson Plan

Woodland Lesson Plan

 

Cynlluniau Gymraeg

Llwbr Darganfod

Gemau Amgylcheddol

Helfa sborion

Trychfilod Bychain

Creaduriad y pwll

Llwbr coetir

These educational pages have been created with funding from The North Gower Woodlands Project. The North Gower Woodlands Project is a joint venture between the Llanrhidian Community Hall Trust Limited, The Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales and the City and County of Swansea. The project brings together several existing woodlands in rural north Gower. The project has created opportunities for people, especially children, who do not normally have ready access to the countryside to learn about and connect with a biodiverse rural environment and provide opportunities for the health-beneficial use and enjoyment of the woodlands for individuals, groups and families.