Teaching resources
Resources for teachers and families
Frameworks, printable tools, and structured guides for lessons on biodiversity, earth systems, and scientific reasoning, adapted to classrooms and home learning.
Classroom tools
Three kinds of resources
Field notebooks
Printable observation logs with space for dates, weather, sketches, and measurements, designed for outdoor sessions at any grade level.
Seasonal nature charts
Reference charts for plant phenology and animal activity across the year, to help learners compare observations over time.
Experiment rubrics
Structured outlines for experiments, with criteria that assess reasoning, evidence, and interpretation rather than memorized terms.
Curriculum alignment
Outdoor observation within school themes
Observations made outdoors can support the standard themes of biodiversity and earth systems. Each guide links a field activity to a syllabus topic, so teachers can place it at the right point in a unit.
Suggested timeframes and grade levels are indicated for each activity, so the material can be adapted to available class time.
