Using two sticks as front legs, or working in a pair with someone else as the back legs, imitate the gait of a common mammal found in your area.
Find a sunny meadow, hedgerow or garden full of wildflowers.
Find a spot with plenty of movement to sketch, such as a bird feeder.
Before heading out, think through the whole activity from start to finish.
Gather the group and divide them into small groups, giving each one a circular piece of card or a wood slice to use as a pizza base.
Grip the working end of the line between your ring and little finger on your non dominant hand.
Find a suitable place for your shelter and clear the ground of any sharp objects.
Choose an area to explore and think about what invertebrates need, which is food, moisture, warmth and shelter.
Choose a plant, animal or tree from a field guide and start a journal page for it, noting its Latin name, range map and field guide reference.
Choose a stone that catches your eye and look closely at its colour, texture, layers and shape.