A delightful activity to accompany a winter walk with young children. With plenty of things to spot that are commonly found in the winter, this activity can be enjoyed whether you're out in the countryside or visiting your local park.
The first page is a checklist for little nature spotters to tick off the things they see as they go, the second page a sit down drawing activity perfect for keeping them occupied when it's time to stop for a snack and a sit down, plus a small discussion activity focusing on the senses to prompt a chat together about the walk, the sights and smells and sounds of winter and how it made them feel (you can write this bit for them if they're not ready to write yet). This encourages focus, helps build an appreciation of the changing seasons and reinforces positive memories of time spent together with you.
The third page is a writing practice activity with a mix of shorter and longer words to trace, and the fourth page a colouring in sheet.
You can mix and match the pages depending on the age of the child and what they're happy to try.
- PDF document to download and print time and time again.
- a checklist of wintery things to spot on your walk.
- space to draw or paint freely.
- prompts discussion about the natural world and the season together with you.
- a writing practice tracing activity.
- a colouring in sheet.
- suitable for printing in a range of sizes including A4, Letter and A5 - just adjust the settings on your printer according to your preferred paper size and select fit to page.
The file has a plain white background, and the delightful illustrations will look lovely on plain white paper - but we think this looks even better on a cream coloured textured paper, or even Kraft paper for a rustic feel!
You will receive a link to download your digital product on the thank you page following successful checkout, along with an emailed link that will last for 30 days.
The file is 8.5 MB in size.
