Forest School Urban Learning Kit
Forest School Urban Learning Kit

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Forest School Urban Learning Kit

A comprehensive 241-piece urban Forest School kit combining natural materials, wildlife observation equipment and creative resources. Suitable for ages 3 years and over, it helps children explore nature through investigation, clay modelling, drawing, construction and imaginative play, even when woodland is not immediately available.

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Bring nature-based learning into playgrounds, courtyards and other accessible outdoor spaces with the Forest Schools Urban School Kit. Combining natural materials, observation equipment and creative resources, this extensive 241-piece collection helps children aged 3 years and over investigate wildlife, explore textures and respond creatively to their discoveries.

Key benefits

  • Brings nature-based learning into urban schools and settings without immediate access to woodland
  • Combines wildlife observation, natural materials and creative resources in one comprehensive collection

  • Includes multiple magnifiers, bug viewers and observation jars for group investigations

  • Natural loose parts can be used for sorting, counting, construction, art and imaginative play

  • Suitable for playgrounds, courtyards, urban gardens and other accessible outdoor spaces

  • Made from durable, recyclable materials

Educational value

  • Encourages curiosity, observation and hands-on investigation
  • Supports early scientific enquiry through close observation using simple equipment

  • Helps children compare natural objects by shape, colour, size, pattern and texture

  • Develops communication and language as children describe discoveries and share ideas

  • Supports creativity through drawing, clay modelling, natural collage and construction

  • Encourages problem-solving, critical thinking and collaborative learning

About active play and the early years

  • Active play allows young children to learn through movement, exploration and practical experiences
  • Outdoor learning can take place in a wide variety of environments, including relatively small urban spaces

  • Exploring natural materials can encourage curiosity, imagination and an understanding of the world

  • Hands-on outdoor activities support physical development, coordination and spatial awareness

  • Group investigations encourage communication, cooperation and turn-taking

  • Outdoor learning can support children’s confidence, wellbeing and connection with the natural world

Suggested uses

  • Observing insects and minibeasts using magnifiers, viewers and observation jars
  • Comparing acorns, pine cones, feathers, bark leaves and wooden shapes

  • Making impressions and patterns in air-drying clay

  • Creating natural collages, models and small-world scenes

  • Using the wooden boards for drawing, rubbings and craft activities

  • Recording observations on the woodland animal chalkboards

  • Introducing discussions about wildlife, habitats, plants and seasonal changes

  • Creating investigation stations in playgrounds and other outdoor spaces

What’s included

  • 30 x acorns
  • 30 x bark leaves

  • 1 x reel of cotton string

  • 80 x natural feathers

  • 30 x natural willow sticks

  • 10 x natural wooden circles

  • 1 x wooden ladybird house

  • 10 x wooden A5 activity boards

  • 20 x long pine cones

  • 1kg x air-drying clay

  • 12 x handy magnifiers with storage stand

  • 6 x large bug viewers

  • 6 x clip-and-go bug jars

  • 4 x handheld woodland animal chalkboards in squirrel, owl, rabbit and hedgehog designs

Care and safety information

  • Suitable for ages 3 years and over
  • Activities should take place under appropriate adult supervision

  • Natural items may vary in size, shape, colour and appearance

  • Check all natural materials and equipment before each activity

  • Living creatures should be handled carefully and returned safely to their habitat after observation

  • Do not collect or handle unknown plants, fungi or potentially harmful creatures

  • Keep small components away from younger children who may place items in their mouths

  • Clean and dry reusable observation equipment thoroughly before storage

  • Store the clay according to the instructions on its packaging

Specifications

  • Urban Forest School exploration and creativity kit
  • Suitable for early years settings, primary schools and group activities

  • Supports nature observation, creative play and early scientific enquiry

  • Made from durable, recyclable materials

  • Number of pieces: 241

  • Colours, contents and natural materials may vary

  • Suitable for ages 3 years and over

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