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All about trees
This document outlines a KS1 outdoor lesson focused on trees, including safety rules for outdoor explorers and the identification of deciduous and evergreen trees. Students are encouraged to learn the parts of a tree and understand how to care for them. The lesson emphasizes exploration and respect for nature while setting clear criteria for learning objectives.
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- 1. Outdoor Explorers |KS1 | Spring | Lesson 2 | All About Trees Outdoor Explorers Spring | All About Trees
- 3. Success Criteria Aim • Statement1 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. • Statement 2 • Sub statement Success Criteria Aim • I can identify at least two different trees. • I can identify a deciduous tree and an evergreen tree. • I can name the parts of a tree.
- 4. Outdoor Explorer SafetyRules: Stay in the safe zone – never wander off alone. Make sure that you always stay in the outside area that your teacher has marked with ribbons or cones. Walk, don’t run – a bump is not fun. Look out for other children when you are moving around your outside area. Look out for dangers all around – up high and on the ground. Look out for prickly bushes, low branches or other dangers in your outside area.
- 5. Outdoor Explorer SafetyRules: Keep sticks low. If sticks go high, they can poke you in the eye! Always carry sticks pointing downwards. If you need to move larger sticks or branches, always drag them behind you. Unless you are shown – leave berries alone. Never touch, pick or eat any berries, leaves or fungi, etc. as they could harm you. Wash hands after play to keep germs away! Always wash your hands before eating and after being outdoors.
- 6. Can you seea tree? What do you like about trees? How do trees make you feel? Trees
- 7. Deciduous trees losetheir leaves in autumn and winter. You can see the bare branches of this tree. Different Types of Trees Deciduous trees
- 8. Different Types ofTrees In spring, new leaves will grow from leaf buds on the branches. Deciduous trees
- 9. An oak treeis a deciduous tree. Different Types of Trees Deciduous trees
- 10. Evergreen trees keep theirleaves all year round. Evergreen trees are always green! Different Types of Trees Evergreen trees
- 11. A conifer isan evergreen tree. Different Types of Trees Evergreen trees
- 12. Click on the wordsin bold to find out more! Parts of a Tree crown (this is the part of the tree where the branches and leaves are) roots trunk bark twigs and branches leaves Let’s explore the parts of a tree.
- 13. How Can WeLook after Trees? Trees can develop diseases and die if they are damaged. Never break branches from a tree or carve into the bark as someone has done in this picture. Always respect trees!
- 14. Success Criteria Aim • Statement1 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. • Statement 2 • Sub statement Success Criteria Aim • I can identify at least two different trees. • I can identify a deciduous tree and an evergreen tree. • I can name the parts of a tree.