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Running from January to February 2026 the Ruby Robin award is a fantastic, free initiative by Songbird survival to help birds survive in winter, as well as teach children and families more about all the native birds you can find in the UK. I...


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Snow is made up of hundreds and thousands of tiny ice crystals. These ice crystals form when the water vapour in clouds becomes so cold (anywhere below 0c) that it freezes straight into ice. The microscopic pieces of ice then start sticking together to form snowflakes. When the snowflakes become too heavy under the weight of all the ice crystals they start to fall to earth as...


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Ice play is a great activity for children of all ages. It is so quick and simple to make and you can easily add extra sensory elements using scented herbs, flavoured oils, colouring and textured natural materials. You can find 16 fun and easy ice play ideas below, from sensory and crafts to STEM activities and science experiments.

1. Learn about the science of ice ...


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Moss is a tiny, often overlooked plant that can survive and thrive in the most hostile of environments, from freezing mountains and scorching desserts to dimly lit caves. These incredibly resilient, non flowering plants can be found on every continent on the planet and have existed for over 450 million years, They were amongst some of the very first land plants to colonize th...


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The Big Garden Bird Watch is one of the world’s largest wildlife surveys. Run by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds it helps to monitor any concerning or positive changes in bird populations across the UK. Anyone in the UK can take part in the Big Garden Birdwatch from Friday 23rd January to Sunday 25th January 2026, you don’t even need a garden to take part. It on...


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