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Nature Scavenger Hunt UK | Forest School Outdoor Wellbeing Printable

For parents and teachers: This nature scavenger hunt UK printable is a gentle outdoor wellbeing activity that links gratitude, movement and exploring the natural environment. Children use their senses to notice something beautiful, calming or interesting outside, making it ideal for Forest School printables, EYFS Understanding the World activities, outdoor wellbeing activities for kids, garden learning, park walks and PSHE mindfulness lessons.
I am a Nature Detective My Outdoor Thankful Walk Take this sheet outside to the garden or the park. Find one thing for each box that makes you feel happy to be outdoors, and draw it! Something beautiful I can see... A lovely sound I can hear... A fresh scent I can smell... Something interesting I can feel... like bark, moss, grass or a stone look notice prydain.co.uk

Nature Detective Walk FAQ

What age is this outdoor wellbeing printable for?
It is suitable for EYFS, Reception and KS1 children. Younger children can draw their answers instead of writing.

Which EYFS area does it support?
It supports Understanding the World by helping children explore the natural environment using sight, sound, smell and touch.

Can this be used for Forest School?
Yes. It is ideal for Forest School, outdoor learning, nature walks, park visits and garden wellbeing activities.

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