NATURE EDUCATION
Short films and simple activities that help young children notice animals, plants and the places they share with them. The materials begin with observation and use questions, movement, drawing and conversation to continue what the film has started.
The current materials are designed for ages 3 to 5.
WHAT EACH KIT INCLUDES
- A short film
- An educator guide
- Discussion prompts
- A printable observation worksheet
- A creative activity
- A simple observation challenge
- An optional family follow-up page
CALM, AGE-APPROPRIATE MATERIALS
The kits avoid fear, blame and information overload. They use clear language, manageable questions and familiar settings. Children are invited to look closely and express what they notice without being pushed towards a single correct response.
WHERE THE KITS CAN BE USED
The materials can be used in early childhood settings, family groups, libraries, nature centres and guided outdoor activities. Educators, park rangers and nature guides can use a complete kit or select individual elements to suit the available time and setting.
FIRST KIT
DUCK FAMILY
A mother duck and five ducklings need to cross a busy bike path. The film and activities introduce young children to careful observation, shared space and the everyday needs of urban wildlife.
Duck Family is the first kit in development. Preview copies are shared with educators and nature guides for practical feedback before wider release.
