Position yourself somewhere with a view of the landscape in the distance, such as overlooking a valley.
The sun does not always rise and set in the same spot.
After a wander or sit spot, add a heading box to a blank journal page, then map your specific experience with yourself drawn at the centre.
Find a flat, level, open piece of ground for your sundial.
Choose a suitable location, such as an edge habitat, a stream or a glade.
Check the weather forecast to make sure the sky will be clear enough to see stars.
Divide the learners into groups of three.
Look at the moon and consider its current phase.
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