poster Archives | Little Acorns Nursery School https://www.littleacornsnursery.school/tag/poster/ Fri, 17 Apr 2026 12:26:46 +0000 en-GB hourly 1 Spring Nature Hunt Activity for Kids https://www.littleacornsnursery.school/spring-nature-hunt-activity-for-kids/ Fri, 17 Apr 2026 12:26:46 +0000 https://www.littleacornsnursery.school/?p=7679 — A Fun & Educational Activity for Children (with Free Reference Poster!) Spring Nature Hunt — a Fun & Educational Activity for Children (with Free Reference Poster!) Today's Spring Nature Hunt activity is designed to encourage children to get outside, benefit from nature and the fresh air, have fun, and learn through discovery.It's wonderful for families when spring arrives: the coldest weather is behind us, the sun is out more often, and there is so much beauty to see outdoors. As spring progresses, more and more flowers appear, providing colourful displays, and all kinds of plants and leaves are sprouting forth. Following spring's arrival, we'll see more animals, birds and insects too. They're likely to include delightful bumblebees attracted by newly-blossoming flowers, adorable snails and minibeasts on the look-out for food, and swifts flying acrobatically through the air, having returned to the UK after wintering overseas. Everywhere we look, nature is teaming with life once again. An adult should, of course, always accompany and supervise children outdoors, particularly the youngest.With this in mind, it's a wonderful opportunity to encourage children to get outside once more, enjoy nature and the fresh air, and embark on a Spring Nature Hunt. The activity is both fun and educational for little ones. Spending time in nature is also very good for children's health and well-being. And the icing on the cake? Today's activity comes with an attractive reference poster depicting 25 natural things for children to look out for — and it's free for families to download.]]> Winter Nature Hunt — a Fun, Educational Activity for Children (Free Reference Sheet!) https://www.littleacornsnursery.school/winter-nature-hunt-activity-for-children/ Sun, 15 Dec 2024 08:15:07 +0000 https://www.littleacornsnursery.school/?p=6832 With the season of winter arriving in December, new opportunities for outdoor activities arise for children of all ages. And, as nature and outdoor play are so beneficial for children, we thought a winter nature hunt would be a great idea (cool even!). With that in mind, we've put together a free, downloadable, reference sheet of 20 things for children to look out for during this season. Despite the colder temperatures at this stage of the year, if children are wrapped up in warm clothes and suitably supervised by an adult, there is still lots for them to enjoy, discover, and learn from. That's even more true for children still in their early years. Nature is a huge educator and is often stunningly beautiful too. A winter nature hunt is therefore a great excuse to get them outdoors, exploring, discovering, learning and simply having fun!]]> Bird Spotting Activity for Kids – with Free Poster https://www.littleacornsnursery.school/bird-spotting-activity-for-kids-free-poster/ Mon, 15 May 2023 07:30:22 +0000 https://www.littleacornsnursery.school/?p=5783 Free A3 bird poster for children use to see how many birds they can spot and identify over the course of a year. Read on (below) for download instructions.Are you looking for a fun and educational activity for your children? Why not encourage them to do some bird spotting? Not only is it a great way to spend time outdoors, but it's also a wonderful opportunity for them to learn about nature and develop observation skills. As we know, being around nature is hugely beneficial to children and outdoor play is important. To help you get started, we've created a free PDF poster featuring 40 British birds that children can try to spot and identify. Whether little ones are in the garden, park, or countryside, there are plenty of opportunities to see these beautiful birds in their natural habitat. Children can even try to spot birds when they're simply looking out the window — this is quite an accessible activity. So why not download the poster, print it out, and head outside with your children? Instructions are given underneath the preview image available in the full post below. Who knows, your little one(s) might just discover a new passion for birdwatching and nature!]]>