Our child-friendly 16 page activity booklet and all the resources you need to...
2 plants from seed: one edible and one for wildlife. All seeds and bulbs are certified Organic and compost is peat-free.
2 natural crafts using seasonal items you've collected from nature.
Using our monthly
Nature Bingo, our collectable Nature ID guide and our monthly quiz
Our boxes are designed by an experienced Forest School leader and Environmental Educator and support the national curriculum.
We reinvest 100% of our profits to provide free boxes for disadvantaged families.
Our activities encourage kids to get outdoors, explore and notice the natural world around them.
Our boxes contain all the resources you need and a child friendly 16 page activity booklet, delivered through your letterbox.
Our hands-on activities are designed to be fun for both you and your child to do together.
Plastic-free (where possible) with mostly compostable materials, organic seeds and our booklet is printed on recycled paper.
Make an autumn leaf lantern, felt acorn mobile, explore winter berries and more...
Make a clay hedgehog and conker spider web, learn how to ID tree nuts and seeds and much more!
Make an elderberry batik bag, your own leaf-rubbing ID book, learn how to ID tree leaves and much more!
Our monthly subscription is just £11 with FREE delivery within the UK.
Receive 25% off your first box when you subscribe using code FIRSTBOX25.
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"The booklet is so appealing and accessible and all the 'how to guides' have been very easy to follow. The nature bingo has given us an added incentive to get out for walks and it stays in my bag so we can keep adding to our tally!"
"As soon as we got the box my daughter wanted to go for a walk to forage elderberries [to make a berry batik bag]. She usually hates going for walks!"
"Bonnie loves receiving the boxes and seeing what crafts and activities each box has. She loves planting the seeds and watching them grow."
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