Language and Literacy
10 Covid-19 friendly lesson plans from Outdoor Symposium Aug 2020
Be a woodland poet and create pebble poems. Choose lots of flat, smooth pebbles and write one word on each to make your poem. Your poem doesn’t have to make sense nonsense is so much fun! Try creating a poem with your friends write it together Who can write the silliest poem? Write a woodland poem or story when you get home.
Storytelling is an art that begins in babyhood, perhaps as the baby gurgles away trying to keep its audience interested as they tell a story of sorts.
Great for…
• History understanding how Viking culture has affected
British society
• RE rituals and the religious significance of death
• English creative writing
Make up stories about woodland items. Use your imagination to describe things you find in the woods, and challenge your friends to guess what the objects are. Be as imaginative as you like look for fairy houses and dragon claws Try not to give too much away when you’re describing the items Make up a story about what you find and write it down when you get home Did your friends correctly guess what you found?
Cast a spell to create the perfect wood! What are the magic ingredients for an amazing woodland? A dash of dazzling autumn leaves? A handful of giant muddy puddles? A sprinkling of trees to climb? Collect ideas, smells, sounds and textures. Mix them up, cast a spell, then go on a hunt to find your perfect wood.
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