Mission:Explore Water is a playful way for young explorers to learn about water. This free printable eBook and accompanying teacher notes includes 51 missions that challenge learners to discover, explore and think about water in new ways. Missions from the book can be used by every subject in the curriculum. This is a big download... but it will be worth your while.

As part of Geography Awareness Week 2011, discover 20 missions to complete in your community inside these special booklets. Each mission is carefully designed to promote learning about local people, wildlife and places. Created by National Geographic Education in partnership with The Geography Collective learners can win points and earn badges for doing missions. Badges include Photography, Mapping, Storytelling and Taking Action!

It’s time to explore 8 creative and quirky environmental missions. Taken from the book Mission:Explore this mini booklet is made up of challenges which will get your students exploring and seeing the world in new ways. Use these 8 activities for home work, fieldwork, mini enquiries or to inspire your students to invent their own >> Perfect for lessons or days on the environment. If you like these missions you will find 102 more in the book!

These missions will help you follow in the footsteps of nature conservation’s father figure - John Muir. They are for everyone who dares to explore the world with Muir’s spirit of adventure and curiosity. Inside ‘Mission:Explore John Muir’ you’ll find 20 Muir-related missions, and some of Muir’s words from over 100 years ago. Your challenge is to complete and record as many missions as you can. This book is also available on iBooks, Kindle and other devices.

In support of Climate Week, this booklet includes a series of mission activities that link climate change, food and consumption. By doing any of these activities students can unlock points and win rewards on the MissionExplore.Net website.

Set your pupils some alternative and fun challenges with 9 illustrated activities to explore issues around freshwater in a creative way. Perfect for homeworks and doorstep fieldwork.

Are any of your pupils going to Latitude Festival this summer? This booklet includes 8 activities to do on the way to the festival and while they are there. It's also packed with lots of tips for having a good time and staying safe. Missions to complete include &'Find the best place&'; and 'How do you moo?&'. This booklet could be used for other festivals and events too.

A selection of challenges and activities to complete in your school grounds, locally and while on trips away from school including holidays. These are samples from two complete books.

Download, print, cut and put on these masks whenever you go exploring!

Download this selection of mission-based learning challenges from the Grow chapter Mission:Explore Food. Each illustrated activity encourages students to think critically and creatively about a different aspect of growing food. Use each activity to inspire an enquiry, issue them to complete for homework or browse to simply have a think and a giggle. Mission:Explore Food is supported by our interactive and free website. Visit http://www.missionexplore.net/reward/Grow to find out more.

Download this selection of mission-based learning challenges from the Waste chapter Mission:Explore Food. Each illustrated activity encourages students to think critically and creatively about a different aspect of waste. Use this chapter to inspire enquiries, issue homework or browse it to simply have a think and a giggle. Mission:Explore Food is supported by our interactive and free website. Visit http://www.missionexplore.net/reward/Waste to find out more.

Download this selection of mission-based learning challenges from the Soil chapter Mission:Explore Food. Each illustrated activity encourages students to think critically and creatively about a different aspect of soil. Use this chapter to inspire enquiries, issue homework or browse it to simply have a think and a giggle. Mission:Explore Food is supported by our interactive and free website. Visit http://www.missionexplore.net/reward/Waste to find out more.

As part of the RSPB’s Big Wild Sleepout, put up a tent in your garden, build a make- shift shelter or simply (if you’re brave enough) sleep under the stars over the weekend of 9, 10 and 11th August 2013. Your mission is to sleep out in nature’s home, listen to night sounds, feel the night air on your face and to marvel at the night sky. Inside Mission:Explore RSPB Big Wild Sleepout, you will find 30 missions that will take you on an exciting sleepout journey.

Download this selection of mission-based learning challenges from the Harvest chapter Mission:Explore Food. Each illustrated activity encourages students to think critically and creatively about a different aspect of harvesting food. Use this chapter to inspire enquiries, issue homework or browse it to simply have a think and a giggle. Mission:Explore Food is supported by our interactive and free website. Visit http://www.missionexplore.net/reward/Harvest to find out more.

Download this selection of mission-based learning challenges from the Cook chapter Mission:Explore Food. Each illustrated activity encourages students to think critically and creatively about a different aspect of harvesting food. Use this chapter to inspire enquiries, share recipes, issue homework or browse it to simply have a think and a giggle. Mission:Explore Food is supported by our interactive and free website. Visit http://www.missionexplore.net/reward/Cook to find out more.

Download this selection of mission-based learning challenges from the Eat chapter Mission:Explore Food. Each illustrated activity encourages students to think critically and creatively about a different aspect of eating food. Use this chapter to inspire enquiries, find recipes, issue homework or browse it to simply have a think and a giggle. Mission:Explore Food is supported by our interactive and free website. Visit http://www.missionexplore.net/reward/Eat to find out more.