Go cloud watchingClouds are made of tiny droplets of water and can be

found in all sorts of shapes and sizes. Take a look out your window, or look up when you’re out for a walk. What clouds can you see?

Draw the clouds you can see here:

Put a tick next to the clouds that you can see:Put a tick next to the clouds that you can see:

Cumulus

Cirrus

Stratus Nimbus

Alto Contrails

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Watch a birdBirds can be found everywhere and there are lots of different ones to see.

Can you spot any in your garden?

Watch a bird

Write about the bird here:How do they fl y and what colours are they?

Listen closely for their singing – what kind of noise do they make?What do you think they are saying?

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Listen closely for their singing – what kind of noise do they make?

Draw the bird you are watching here:

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Create some wild art!Use leaves, sticks or anything you can fi nd to create a work of art!

You could also use pens and pencils to create a nature-inspired drawing.

How many different textures and colours can

you use?