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Making wild tea
Before starting, research the particular plant or tree you plan to gather, especially from an identification and ecological perspective, using field guides and getting to know the plant alongside a su
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- Step by step
- Questions to wonder about
- Tip
- Variations
- Practising over time
- Resources
- Learning
- Safety notes
Inspired by Learning with Nature, p. 120; The Children’s Forest, p. 297; Forest School Adventure. All sources →
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Safety first. Outdoor activities carry real risks. Each activity guide has safety notes, but you are responsible for yourself and anyone in your care. Supervise children, get permission, never eat anything you cannot identify with certainty, and only light fires where it is allowed and safe.
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