Gather the learners and talk together about the story of the day, what you did, where you went, and what you noticed along the way.
Long before paper maps, people remembered journeys through landmarks, stories and names.
Before you unplug, take a moment to think about why.
Wearing gloves, examine the feather for dirt or debris.
Choose something in nature that interests you, such as a plant, an animal, the weather or a season.
Think of a scent connected to nature that brings up a strong memory or feeling for you, such as fresh cut grass, rain on dry earth, or a particular flower.
Cut your length of wood into four pieces to form the sides of your frame.
Gently melt beeswax over the fire, using a few beads of wax in individual containers such as small tin foil cases if making several at once.
The robin is one of the few British birds that sings almost all year round, which makes it an ideal first voice to learn.
Sit quietly at your sit spot and watch the birds around you.