If you are planning an Easter egg hunt in your garden on Easter Sunday, then why not use the skills and resources you have developed through Nature Days outdoor learning resources?

Create a map of your garden using the You tube video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q46ImI1NvoI&t=3s
You can mark the locations on the map.
Generate grid references to tell people where they are hidden.
See this video of how to use grid references with your map.

Also you can develop clues and facts about your garden to tell people where you’ve hidden the eggs.
In the SE corner of the garden.
Under the bush in blossom at Easter.
Exactly 10m down the path to the west in the hedge.

Don’t forget to have fun this Easter!
1. Try egg rolling in your garden. Who can roll their egg the furthest?

2. Have an egg catching competition. Do you risk using real eggs? You can hard boil them if you don’t want to get messy.

3. Challenge your family to create an egg transporter. It can be along the ground using k’next, lego or cardboard.
Or you can try through the air. Can you drop the egg out of an upstairs window and get it to land safely without smashing?

Don’t forget to Tweet any exciting Easter activities you get up to on Twitter @DawnNaturedays #NatureDays

Have a very Happy Easter!