What’s in The Tree – Nature Gazing Activity
It is time to make friends with trees. Do you have a favourite tree that you play under, climb in or gaze at regularly? If not - t...
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You’re a Hoot – Fantastic Kids Activity
Build your own Hoot.
Hoot is a curious owl who lives in an old oak tree.
It's your turn to cut and paste your own Hoot.
Wonder Bugs – Kids Activity
Meet Donald. Donald is a beetle that is missing a few bits and pieces. Because he is an insect that needs to fly, Donald should have...
Glow in The Dark – The Darlings of The Night
In the forest, along coastlines, at the deepest parts of the sea and hidden away in the quiet of dark caves are creatures that light...
Kids Fungi Adventures – The Incredible Kingdom of Fungi
The world of mushrooms and microbes and mould is a wondrous place full of colour and weird shapes. Often tiny and hidden out of sig...
Facts on Frogs – Fun Kids Poster
Frogs and toads are incredible little creatures, their diversity and habitats just as broad. Check out some amazing facts on frogs!
The Worlds only Flying Mammals – Bat Facts for Kids
A single bat can eat up to 3000 small flying insects in an hour. Bats keep our flying insect populations in check, imagine if there...
Hermit Crab City – Kids Cut & Paste Activity
Cut and paste a city atop a hermit crabs shell, and imagine a world under the sea with your other hermit friends and family.
Hermit Crabs – No More Plastic In the Sea
Dressed to impress, hermit crabs share their spacious abode with a garden of friends. Stacked atop their spiralled homes are sea ane...
Natural History: The Short-beaked Echidna
We are blessed to live on a continent abundant with native animals and plant species. Creatures live here that are found nowhere els...
Kids Activity – “What’s Your Mood?”
From invisibility cloaks to complex problem-solving abilities, glowing colour-changing skin, shape-shifting bodies and smoky doppelg...
Natural History – The Koala
Koalas limited food supply has altered due to drought and the quantity and quality of their food source diminished. The Eucalyptus l...