Teaching resources

A pair of KS2 practical science lessons that get pupils creating, excavating and identifying their own fossils.

Over half a term, lower KS2 pupils explore the extraordinary biodiversity of the tropical rainforests – with specific focus on the Amazon – and how we can work together to look after it.

This series of KS2 lessons uses the Eden Project’s Story-Inspired Learning approach to connect children with the biodiversity in their own school grounds and develop their understanding of the nature and process of scientific enquiry.

A series of creative writing and drawing activities designed for KS1, 2 and 3 inspired by Robert Macfarlane and Jackie Morris's book 'The Lost Words'.

Suitable for KS2, this is a history lesson, focusing on the role that the Second World War played in the loss of Britain's wildflower meadows.

Discover how plants found in the rainforest have adapted to succeed in a challenging habitat.

This interactive, KS1 lesson, uses augmented reality to contrast our human senses with the weird and wonderful sensory abilities of animals found in the rainforest.

A single science lesson, suitable for KS1 and 2, focusing on the role that pollinators play in the process of reproduction in plants. This lesson also explores the impacts (both positive and negative) of human actions on a specific environment. 

A Geography/Citizenship focussed lesson, introducing pupils to the key components of sustainability.

We've teamed up with Crafts Council who are running a nationwide challenge for classrooms across the UK. The annual programme invites children, young people and their teachers to engage with the power of craft thinking and making.