A resource with practical advice and examples and activities to support teachers and farmers in helping children develop age-appropriate understanding of risk during a farm visit through active learning.
A resource with practical advice and examples and activities to support teachers and farmers in helping children develop age-appropriate understanding of risk during a farm visit through active learning.
A set of materials about infection control on farms. It includes information sheets and children's activities to highlight important topics such as handwashing.
Read moreSix activities for KS1 and KS2 that can be used during a farm visit. Some are tailored to dairy farming, but could be adapted to other types of farm.
Read moreGrow to School are helping more teachers develop their outdoor learning skills, with benefits to all involved
Read moreLet's write a letter! Letter writing is a key skill & a core part of the #NationalCurriculum. Help your child bu⦠https://t.co/ECpYuBI8JI
Get your teeth into these!! Debating ideas for older students to debate current issues around #farming⦠https://t.co/DXnI3IN6UI
Happy Friday #homeschoolers! π€©ππ©βπ Let's wake-up on Bumble Farm! ππππ This lovely picture book features a rangeβ¦ https://t.co/nDjUfjUKgr
It's time to have some fun with #farm words!!! πππ§ ππ₯π₯π₯¦ Try out these English-themed activities for primary childrβ¦ https://t.co/bwDdSOYITd
Use themes from #farming & #nature to help your child create similes to describe things in an interesting way. Thes⦠https://t.co/toRbt0cMg5
Let's learn a new skill - the art of storytelling! πππ Everyone loves a story. Here's some simple ideas to help yoβ¦ https://t.co/semUePVXQo
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