Autumn Nature Time with Children.

One little idea is enough

Perhaps you find a leaf with three colours. Perhaps you listen to the wind or invent a story about a stone. This pack helps you turn an idea into an activity to share. You choose what suits your day.

Inside the activity pack

A PDF in four languages with 20 A4 pages, twelve activity pages and six printable templates, including a cover and usage notes. Each activity includes a materials list, step-by-step instructions, an approximate time and suggestions for adapting it to your child.

• Discover autumn colours
• Play nature bingo
• Go on an autumn treasure hunt
• Look closely at leaves
• Make a leaf rubbing
• Arrange a nature mandala
• Collect autumn sounds
• Sort and count with leaves
• Invent a story from your finds
• Create a little piece of land art
• Make a paper autumn window
• Plan some nature time together

The six templates: nature bingo, treasure hunt, leaf observation, mandala, autumn story and planning your next nature time.

Choose. Gather your materials. Begin together.

Decide together whether you would like to go outdoors or get creative at home. Read the instructions and set out your materials. Print only the template you need right now. You do not have to complete every task. Your child can take a break, change something or stop.

Who is the pack for?

For adults accompanying children aged around four to eight. The age range is a guide. Choose according to your child’s interests, abilities and how they feel that day. Adults can read the tasks aloud; children can show, talk or draw.

Materials and printing

Many activities need no extra materials. For some, you will need paper, pencils, suitable scissors, a glue stick or a few clean, permitted nature finds. The templates also work in black and white. No printed product is shipped.

Use and supervision

This edition is intended for private use within your own household. It does not include a licence for institutions or commercial activities. An adult accompanies the activities. Use only permitted, loose and harmless finds. Do not touch or taste unknown plants, berries or mushrooms. Small parts are unsuitable if a child puts things in their mouth.

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