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21 Things to Do With a Tree
An Outdoor Activity Book
Jane Wilsher
A fresh and fun outdoors activity book to learn about and make friends with your very own (chosen) tree!
First, select the friendly wooden giant that you want to get to know, then meet and explore it more fully with 21 games and activities, all taking place in the great outdoors.
Hug your tree, rub its bark, ask your tree how old it is and meet the animals that make their homes in its branches.
You can also take a bath with your tree (a forest bath that is!), play games together, and make forest art.
This playful approach to an outdoor activity book supports learning, helps foster a vital bond with nature and stimulates creative and imaginative play for children of 6 and over.
Contents
Say hooray for trees!
Choose your tree
Meet your tree
Hug your tree
Draw a portrait of your tree
Rub your tree's bark
Ask your tree its age
Measure your tree
Talk leaves to your tree
Watch your tree over the year
Breathe with your tree
Meet your tree's animal friends
Can you eat your tree?
Picnic with your tree
Play tree tag
Dream a tree house
Climb your tree
Make forest art
Plant a new tree
Thank your tree
Look after your tree
More things to do with a tree
Mini tree glossary
First, select the friendly wooden giant that you want to get to know, then meet and explore it more fully with 21 games and activities, all taking place in the great outdoors.
Hug your tree, rub its bark, ask your tree how old it is and meet the animals that make their homes in its branches.
You can also take a bath with your tree (a forest bath that is!), play games together, and make forest art.
This playful approach to an outdoor activity book supports learning, helps foster a vital bond with nature and stimulates creative and imaginative play for children of 6 and over.
Contents
Say hooray for trees!
Choose your tree
Meet your tree
Hug your tree
Draw a portrait of your tree
Rub your tree's bark
Ask your tree its age
Measure your tree
Talk leaves to your tree
Watch your tree over the year
Breathe with your tree
Meet your tree's animal friends
Can you eat your tree?
Picnic with your tree
Play tree tag
Dream a tree house
Climb your tree
Make forest art
Plant a new tree
Thank your tree
Look after your tree
More things to do with a tree
Mini tree glossary
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