Mark out an imaginary hide area using a length of rope.
At your sit spot, close one eye and cover it gently with your hand for three minutes or more, looking around with only your other eye open.
Choose an area near your home that you already know well.
This activity works best in genuine darkness.
Blindfold the learners and lead them slowly through the terrain.
Trim the wooden end off several incense sticks so they are shorter than the height of a mason jar.
Imagine you have been gently dropped into water, and slowly let the landscape soak into you like water filling connected air pockets.
Set up a trail of manmade and natural objects, such as a mirror, a rusty nail, a rusty chain, a rubber band and a clothes peg, along either side of a path or similar open space.
Print or prepare a shape scavenger hunt card listing natural shapes and patterns to find, such as a triangle, heart, star, oval, curve, wavy edge, pointy edge, bilateral symmetry, radial symmetry, ser
Explore a local park, garden, woodland or other natural space, using all your senses to search for signs that spring is arriving.