Cynefin Adventures

18/07/2020

https://schoolgardening.rhs.org.uk/Resources/Find-a-resource?so=0&pi=0&ps=10&f=2,7:1,1:&page=1

Some amazing ideas for summer holidays 🌿

16/07/2020

Not posted for a while but this caught me eye. Very true that nature will always win in the end! 🌿https://www.facebook.com/groups/801057603591668/permalink/1184419361922155/

23/05/2020

An excellent initiative which has been running for 5 years. Enjoy with the family or on your own personal wildness journey!

Go out and commit random acts of wildness every day this June with the Wildlife Trusts and find time for nature

10/04/2020

My daugther and I tried out the miniature garden. She did the landscaping and I did the planting! Hot glue waterfall works well! @ Pontprennau

07/04/2020

....some more ideas for sunny days!

Painting rocks. Hide in your garden for others to find.

Treasure hunt. Draw a map of your garden with basic features and put X to mark where treasure is.

Scavenge hunt. Look for objects in your garden such as items for each letter of the alphabet or certain colour.

Make birds nests from twigs, grass and other greenery for your Easter eggs!

Stick weaving and natural weaving. Look on Pinterest.

Making tracks for others to follow using sticks and stones.

Bumble bee watch! They are looking for places to nest. Watch them exploring the undergrowth!

Have fun!

07/04/2020

Here are some more ideas for you to enjoy! I would love to see your efforts!

Put out a bird bath to help you spot birds. Use a shallow container and fill with clean water daily. If it is a deeper container put stones in the bottom to help birds pearch while bathing.

Making dens and shelters using old sheets or blankets. Use fences, clothes driers or other materials to make a structure to cover. Wig wam or tent shaped. This could be your bird hide!

Make minature gardens using a shallow tin or tub. Put a layer of soil in the bottom then design and make your own garden! Add in greenery for mini trees, a pond by moulding some foil put it the soil then add water, add in stone paths, rockery, a bench, even a veg patch using little bits of brocoli etc.,

Spot butterflies - I have already seen a peacock butterfly in the last week. Slice up some old fruit like orange to encourage them to your garden.

Have fun!!

07/04/2020

https://www.rspb.org.uk/birds-and-wildlife/bird-songs/what-bird-is-that/

Based on our top 10 Big Garden Birdwatch results for 2020, here is our handy audio guide to help you identify common garden birds, just from the sound of their song.

07/04/2020

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/features/blossom-watch

Look out for spring blossom wherever you are and learn how to id blossom and why it matters

07/04/2020

https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/blog/2020/03/kids-nature-activities-self-isolation/

At home with the kids? Discover 10 ideas you can do indoors or in the garden if you're self-isolating - minibeast hunts, bird feeders, Lego, nature crafts.

07/04/2020

Hello to everyone during this lock down period. I wanted to share some ideas with you which may help over the coming weeks. This is a perfect time for you to connect or reconnect with your natural surroundings, wether in your garden or during your hour of excerise a day if you are fortunate to live near a park or green space. All the family can enjoy these activities...search your inner child... be curious and creative! Enjoy but please stay safe!