Labelling part of the bird will help your children better understand these beautiful animals. This forms part of the whole scheme of work for Year 1 animals, including humans. Did you know that we now offer whole schemes of work that are all outside! Using nature to aid us.
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Use this Pond Dipping Identification Sheet to give your Science the hands on expereince children need to put their learning into contect and explore their learning scientifcally. This resource is differentiated and encourages depth of knowledge.
Whether you are a full-blown Forest School enthusiast or an outdoor learning newbie, we all get stuck from time to time with ideas! Let us inspire you with 4 new nature-based, sustainable ideas that will help you create engaging lessons, full of cross-curricular links...
Three tips when considering international teaching: 1. Reflect deeply on whether you could independently live somewhere completely different, which at times could be frustrating, and without close family and friends (initially). 2. Research the ideal culture you would...
Level 5 is a year long project that will help you embed a whole school approach and certify you as a Muddy Puddle Teacher Coordinator. Your training will be a mix of some sections to read and research around, as well as practical tasks that you need to do with the...
Level 5 is a year-long project that will help you embed a whole school approach and certify you as a Muddy Puddle Teacher Coordinator. Your training will be a mix of some sections to read and research around, as well as practical tasks that you need to do with the...
The Muddy Puddle Teacher Tribe What is The Muddy Puddle Teacher? The Muddy Puddle Teacher Approach was an approach created by myself, Sarah Seaman BSc PGCE MA. In a nutshell, we are an outdoor learning approach that uses natural materials to teach from...
Use Muddy Lanyard Challenges as part of your continuous provision to help give the children some guidance as they play and learn outside. These challenges are theme-based with these all being about expressive arts. From making clay bugs to developing sculptures,...
Sarah’s new book brings the outdoors into the classroom Head to Edge Hill to see the full article Edge Hill alumna Sarah Seaman has a passion for incorporating outdoor learning into teaching, which she has now turned into a book. In 2019 Sarah left formal teaching to...