Activity sheets
Sometimes, for whatever reason, everyone gets stuck indoors. But imaginations still need feeding, arty hands need things to do and energy needs to be burned off. That’s why we’ve put together this collection of activity sheets. They’re great fun for all ages and are an opportunity to be creative and to learn.
And by helping to focus on the natural environment, the activity sheets are also a great way to bring nature’s calming and relaxing influence in to the living room.
We’ll change the activities regularly – so watch this space!
Spring activity sheets
What to spot: the garden edition
Step out into your garden (or, if you don’t have one, go on a walk near your home) and see how many of the items from our spotting list you can find. Tick them off as you go!
Colour by numbers: blue tit
Grab your felt tips and get creative!
Hidden word
Use the clues to fill in the grid. Once you’re done a hidden word will be revealed in the grey boxes. Hint: there’s a springtime theme throughout!
Dot-to-dot roe deer
Join the dots to reveal the deer!
Petal power
Can you finish off these wildflowers by drawing on their petals? Or you could use pieces of coloured paper to create a collage!
Winter activity sheets
Wee Scots Craiturs
How many Scots names do you know for woodland craiturs (creatures)? Test your knowledge!
Snippy snowflakes
Snip snip! All you need to create these beautiful snowflake decorations is a pair of scissors and some thin paper.
Snowy tracks
Brrrrrr! Winter is here and there are lots of tracks in the snow! Can you draw lines to match each footprint to the correct creature?
Cool codebreaking
Use your detective skills to crack the code and work out the answers to our winter-themed clues!
Rockin' robins
Feisty and familiar, the robin is the most popular bird in the UK. Make your own robin decoration with this fun activity.