Gather the learners and invite them to make their own nature documentary.
Once trees have shed their leaves, take the learners on a wander and draw their attention to the bare limbs and branches, explaining that much of nature, like our own bodies, is supported by a branchi
On a day with a light breeze, find a tree, ideally a pine, and sit beneath it.
Blindfold the learners and space them out along a rope, all holding onto the same side.
Take a walk through your local area with the specific intention of exploring it through smell.
Choose a location where you feel safe and comfortable.
As you move through your garden or another wild space, stay aware of landscape features or unique places you pass.
Look for Orion, easily recognised by the three bright stars in a row forming Orion's Belt, which rises in the east and sets in the west, with the line of the belt pointing roughly east to west across
Once you have found feet, wings or other small animal remains, place them in a sealed bag and freeze them for a few days to kill off any parasites or pathogens.
Choose a safe outdoor spot for your home hearth and set it up for fire tending, keeping all seating at least two steps, about two metres, away from the fire.