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Woodland Ways

My name is Paul and I am an illustrator and teacher. Today I will be sharing activities linked to the story I illustrated for the author Dotty Bretton, ‘Woodland Ways’. There is a special reading of the story by Ned Bretton-Cannings. Look out for some fun outdoor activities linked to the story.

Colouring

Colour in the woodland ways picture using the pdf.

 

I’ve created the front cover of the book without colour so that it links well to the book. As your child colours the picture, re-tell the story together. What did you like best about the story?

This supports children’s creativity and language and communication.

Make a Bug Hotel

Using branches, leaves and other natural objects create a bug hotel.

 

I’ve created the front cover of the book without colour so that it links well to the book. As your child colours the picture, re-tell the story together. What did you like best about the story?

This supports children’s creativity and language and communication.

Clean Your Forest

With your grown up, using the correct tools (litter picker, gloves and plastic bag) clean up your forest, making your woodland ways beautiful.

 

This supports children’s knowledge and understanding of how to look after their environment.

Activity Cards

Using the activity card complete the 9 tasks in the forest. From discovering birds in nature to finding yellow natural objects in your woodlands or taking a tree rubbing of your favourite tree.

 

This supports children’s knowledge and understanding of the world around them.

Extension

Read this short poem about Mini-Beasts

Little Flaws

Little Flaws is a poem about how people are all different. Little Flaws is from the ‘The Ways and Woes collection’.

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