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Family activity: Woodland maths Monday 1 February 2021 Kate Titford https://twitter.com/bbowthttps://www.facebook.com/bbowildlifetrusthttps://www.instagram.com/bbowt/ BBOWT Communications Officer Why not combine maths skills with nature? Join Vicky for some easy ways to make that daily walk more educational. Woodland maths (https://youtu.be/6PyycObenzw) This activity is suitable for early years foundation stage. Download the counting sheet Download leaf bingo GET MORE FAMILY ACTIVITIES WITH OUR MONTHLY WILDLIFE EMAIL. SIGN UP TODAY Family activityHow to Related blog posts Blog Clear-out for BBOWT? BBOWT member Martin Buckland explains how you can get creative with fundraising and turn unwanted items into valuable donations for… Blog Emily's story: The town with no birds! Eight-year-old Emily is a wildlife-lover, budding author and BBOWT member. Here's her story about a town with no birds, and how… Blog How to identify swifts, swallows and martins Get some top tips for identifying our summer visitors - swifts, swallows, house and sand martins.
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