Bring maths to life beyond the classroom with these simple, engaging outdoor activities focused on number and place value. Perfect for use as lesson starters or main activities, these ideas encourage active learning, collaboration, and real-world connections. Designed with simplicity in mind, each activity includes clear, step-by-step instructions and requires minimal resources, many using items you will already have or can easily find outdoors. Pupils will explore concepts such as counting, ordering, partitioning, and understanding the value of digits through hands-on experiences. Whether you’re teaching in the playground or field, these adaptable activities suit a range of ages and abilities. Ideal for boosting engagement, reinforcing key skills, and making maths memorable. What is included: Simple, step-by-step activity guides Minimal preparation and resources required Flexible ideas for starters or full lessons Opportunities for active, outdoor learning Take maths outside and watch confidence grow!

Bring maths to life beyond the classroom with these simple, engaging outdoor activities focused on number and place value. Perfect for use as lesson starters or main activities, these ideas encourage active learning, collaboration, and real-world connections. Designed with simplicity in mind, each activity includes clear, step-by-step instructions and requires minimal resources, many using items you will already have or can easily find outdoors. Pupils will explore concepts such as counting, ordering, partitioning, and understanding the value of digits through hands-on experiences. Whether you’re teaching in the playground or field, these adaptable activities suit a range of ages and abilities. Ideal for boosting engagement, reinforcing key skills, and making maths memorable. What is included: Simple, step-by-step activity guides Minimal preparation and resources required Flexible ideas for starters or full lessons Opportunities for active, outdoor learning Take maths outside and watch confidence grow!

Bring maths to life beyond the classroom with these simple, engaging outdoor activities focused on number and place value. Perfect for use as lesson starters or main activities, these ideas encourage active learning, collaboration, and real-world connections. Designed with simplicity in mind, each activity includes clear, step-by-step instructions and requires minimal resources, many using items you will already have or can easily find outdoors. Pupils will explore concepts such as counting, ordering, partitioning, and understanding the value of digits through hands-on experiences. Whether you’re teaching in the playground or field, these adaptable activities suit a range of ages and abilities. Ideal for boosting engagement, reinforcing key skills, and making maths memorable. What is included: Simple, step-by-step activity guides Minimal preparation and resources required Flexible ideas for starters or full lessons Opportunities for active, outdoor learning Take maths outside and watch confidence grow!

Bring maths to life beyond the classroom with these simple, engaging outdoor activities focused on number and place value. Perfect for use as lesson starters or main activities, these ideas encourage active learning, collaboration, and real-world connections. Designed with simplicity in mind, each activity includes clear, step-by-step instructions and requires minimal resources, many using items you will already have or can easily find outdoors. Pupils will explore concepts such as counting, ordering, partitioning, and understanding the value of digits through hands-on experiences. Whether you’re teaching in the playground or field these adaptable activities suit a range of ages and abilities. Ideal for boosting engagement, reinforcing key skills, and making maths memorable. What is included: Simple, step-by-step activity guides Minimal preparation and resources required Flexible ideas for starters or full lessons Opportunities for active, outdoor learning Take maths outside and watch confidence grow!

Bring maths to life beyond the classroom with these simple, engaging outdoor activities focused on number and place value. Perfect for use as lesson starters or main activities, these ideas encourage active learning, collaboration, and real-world connections. Designed with simplicity in mind, each activity includes clear, step-by-step instructions and requires minimal resources, many using items you will already have or can easily find outdoors. Pupils will explore concepts such as counting, ordering, partitioning, and understanding the value of digits through hands-on experiences. Whether you’re teaching in the playground or field, these adaptable activities suit a range of ages and abilities. Ideal for boosting engagement, reinforcing key skills, and making maths memorable. What is included: Simple, step-by-step activity guides Minimal preparation and resources required Flexible ideas for starters or full lessons Opportunities for active, outdoor learning Take maths outside and watch confidence grow!

Bring the Year 3 Science topic of Light to life with this engaging Enhanced Provision pack, packed with hands-on, independent activities designed to consolidate and deepen children’s understanding of key curriculum objectives. This resource contains 5 practical and highly engaging provision activities that encourage children to investigate light through exploration and problem-solving. Activities are designed to promote independence while reinforcing classroom learning, making them perfect for continuous provision, enhanced provision, science areas or outdoor learning environments. Children will explore sources and reflectors of light, create their own kaleidoscopes, investigate transparent, translucent and opaque materials, complete light-based challenges and experiment with reflection using mirrors. The activities provide meaningful opportunities for children to revisit prior learning, apply scientific vocabulary and develop observational skills through play-based learning. This resource covers: Sources and reflectors of light Reflection of light Transparent, translucent and opaque materials Shadow formation and investigation How shadow size changes Scientific investigation and observation skills Problem-solving and discussion opportunities Perfect for: Year 3 Science: Light Enhanced Provision Continuous Provision Outdoor Learning Independent Learning Stations Small Group Activities Science Investigations Each activity includes clear instructions, resource lists, challenge prompts and deeper-thinking questions, making it easy to implement with minimal preparation. A practical, curriculum-linked resource that helps children revisit, apply and deepen their understanding of light through purposeful, hands-on learning.

Our Year 3 Ancient Egypt Enhanced Provision is carefully designed to consolidate, deepen and extend curriculum learning through purposeful, hands-on experiences. The activities encourage children to revisit key historical knowledge, vocabulary and concepts while applying skills independently through exploration, investigation and problem-solving. Children engage in meaningful challenges linked to Ancient Egyptian life, achievements, beliefs and society, allowing them to make connections, strengthen understanding and develop curiosity. Opportunities for reading, writing, mathematics, art, design, geography and critical thinking are woven throughout the provision, ensuring learning remains engaging, memorable and child-led. The provision promotes independence, collaboration, creativity and discussion, enabling pupils to revisit taught content, explore new skills and demonstrate their understanding in a variety of ways. Through high-quality, open-ended activities, children are encouraged to think like historians, ask questions, make discoveries and develop a deeper appreciation of Ancient Egyptians.

Transform your maths provision with this engaging collection of hands-on, practical activities designed specifically for Year 3 learners. Perfect for independent learning, continuous provision, early finishers, intervention groups, or maths enhancements, these activities encourage children to explore key mathematical concepts through meaningful, active learning. This resource directly supports the Year 3 National Curriculum and covers: Length and Perimeter Measure, compare, add and subtract lengths (mm, cm, m) Solve practical measurement problems Develop estimation and reasoning skills Mass Measure, compare, add and subtract mass (g and kg) Read and interpret scales Apply measurement skills in real-life contexts Fractions Understand, find and write fractions of shapes and quantities Compare and order fractions Understand equivalent fractions through practical exploration Multiplication and Division Recall and use multiplication and division facts for the 3, 4 and 8 times tables Each activity promotes mathematical talk, collaboration, independence and deeper thinking while providing opportunities for children to apply their learning in a practical and engaging way. Ideal for: Enhanced provision Maths continuous provision Small group work Intervention sessions Independent challenges Classroom maths areas Save planning time while providing purposeful, curriculum-linked opportunities for children to develop confidence and mastery in Year 3 maths.

Explore the outdoors with this engaging Year 2 English lesson inspired by The Bog Baby. Pupils take part in a hands-on outdoor learning adventure around the school grounds discussing how to care for a magical creature responsibly. Children gather vocabulary linked to instructional writing and use imperative verbs such as find, collect, wash, carry, feed, and return. After the outdoor activity, pupils use their experience to write their own instructional text explaining how a habitat for a Bog Baby, including numbered steps, time connectives, and clear commands. This creative lesson combines English, imagination, teamwork, and outdoor learning to support pupils in developing confidence with instructional writing in a meaningful and memorable way.

Bring phonics learning outdoors with this fun and engaging set of Year 2 phonics activities designed to get children active while reinforcing key reading and spelling skills. Perfect for outdoor provision, forest school sessions, playground learning, or active phonics interventions, these hands-on activities encourage collaboration, movement, and practical application of Phase 5 phonics knowledge. Children will develop: Reading and spelling common exception words Applying phonics in real-life contexts Segmenting and blending words Identifying alternative grapheme Building fluency and confidence through active learning These activities are ideal for: Whole-class outdoor learning Small group interventions Continuous provision PE and literacy cross-curricular sessions Engaging reluctant learners Easy to set up and low prep, this resource helps make phonics memorable, interactive, and enjoyable while supporting the Year 2 curriculum objectives.

Bring storytelling to life with this exciting outdoor learning lesson inspired by The Bog Baby. Designed for Year 2 pupils, this active English lesson encourages children to explore the outdoor environment while developing their understanding of story structure and sequencing. Pupils work collaboratively to find and order key events from the story hidden around the outdoor area before using drama and role play to recall and retell the narrative. Through freeze frames, hot seating, and simple performances, children build confidence in speaking and listening while deepening their understanding of characters and events. This engaging lesson supports comprehension, memory, teamwork, and oral storytelling skills through imaginative outdoor learning experiences.

This engaging Year 2 outdoor learning lesson, inspired by the book The Bog Baby, encourages children to explore nature while developing their descriptive writing skills. Pupils investigate an outdoor habitat and generate exciting adjectives to describe what the Bog Baby might see, hear, and feel in its surroundings. Children then use their ideas to create expanded noun phrases linked to Bog Baby’s habitat, building vocabulary and improving sentence structure through creative, hands-on learning. Ideal for Year 2 English, vocabulary development, and outdoor learning.

Make measurement meaningful and memorable with this Year 2 Outdoor Learning Lesson Plan: Estimating and Measuring, fully aligned with the National Curriculum. Designed to take learning beyond the classroom, this engaging lesson encourages children to explore, estimate, and measure in real-life outdoor contexts, helping to deepen understanding through practical experience. ** What is included?** A detailed, step-by-step lesson plan Clear learning objectives linked to the Year 2 National Curriculum Practical outdoor activities focused on estimating and measuring Key vocabulary prompts to support mathematical language Opportunities for reasoning and discussion Curriculum Focus This lesson supports pupils to: Estimate and compare lengths, heights, and distances Measure using standard units (cm/m) and appropriate tools Use and understand key vocabulary such as longer, shorter, taller Develop accuracy and confidence in measuring Solve simple problems involving measurement in real-life contexts Why you will love it: Encourages active, hands-on learning outdoors Minimal preparation, easy to implement in any outdoor space Supports a range of learners through practical exploration Promotes teamwork, problem-solving, and mathematical reasoning Perfect for outdoor learning sessions, maths lessons, or enrichment days Whether used as a standalone lesson or part of a wider unit on measurement, this resource will help your pupils build confidence and enjoyment in maths through meaningful, real-world experiences. Take measuring outside and bring maths to life!