Lesson plan: Bloom or Doom - The Seedling Game
Designed for KS1 and 2, this is a fun and active way to reinforce students’ understanding of seeds and germination.
Experience the magic of Christmas at the Eden Project on selected dates from 22 Nov to 5 Jan – plan your visit.
Create space for nature, and for nature-connected learning, by planting wildflowers.
Wildflowers are a great way to bring colour and interest to your school grounds, and taking education outside is good for your learners, and for the planet. Use our resources to create and make the most of these special habitats using science, creativity and celebration.
Every space counts. Whether it’s a field sized meadow, flower bed or container, making room for wildflowers wherever you can will make difference to local pollinators and provide a rich environment for learning and creativity.
Cornfield annual wildflowers are the fastest declining wildflowers in the UK, due to changes in agriculture and pressure from development. Some are almost extinct in the wild. This has had serious consequences for wildlife as wildflowers provide food for a range of insects including bees and butterflies.
Wildflowers are good for people too and we need more chances to connect with this incredible natural heritage. Taking learning outdoors can positively impact children’s learning, health and wellbeing and social skills, and enhance their connection to nature.