Showing posts with label education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label education. Show all posts

Tuesday, 5 October 2021

Wirral's Wild 50: October Worksheets

 

Here is the first of our set of worksheets to celebrate Wirral's Wild 50! In October, you will start to see nuts and berries on trees and shrubs. See if you can tick off all the species pictured on the worksheet below.


Find nuts and berries and other things to do in October
Find nuts and berries and other things to do in October



Other things to do in October:


Learn about fungi


What are fungi?

https://growwilduk.com/sites/default/files/media/What%20are%20fungi%20and%20why%20are%20they%20important.pdf

Why are they important?

https://growwilduk.com/sites/default/files/media/Five%20ways%20fungi%20have%20shaped%20the%20world_2020.pdf

Fungi in the woods

https://www.britmycolsoc.org.uk/application/files/7214/9752/5133/Fungi_in_the_woods.pdf

Identify fungi

https://www.britmycolsoc.org.uk/application/files/7515/8921/1532/Fungus_Detectives_final.pdf


Try growing an acorn


Make a twig tower


Gather and grow your own seeds and make twig towers
Gather and grow your own acorn and make twig towers

Wednesday, 29 September 2021

Wirral's Wild 50!


Wirral's Wild 50. How many will you discover?
Wirral's Wild 50. How many will you discover?

This year it is the 50th anniversary of the creation of Wirral Wildlife as the local group of Cheshire Wildlife Trust.


To mark the occasion we decided to create a monthly educational resource for local schools and called it ‘Wirral’s Wild 50’. We provided a list of 50 species of plants and animals to be found on the Wirral and their habitats. Each month there is a worksheet of things to do, a list of online resources and a relevant activity, game or craft.


This month we are giving you the species list – how many will you be able to find?


5 habitats found on the Wirral and some of the species you will find there
5 habitats found on the Wirral and some of the species you will find there


Then each month we will post the sheet on our Blog to reach a wider audience. Please do let us know if you find it useful.