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Welcome to Season 3 of the Teach Outdoors Podcast! I'm your host, Lauren, and I'm thrilled to bring you new and exciting ways to support your outdoor learning journey. Each episode this season will dive deep into practical strategies, creative ideas, and actionable advice to help you take your curriculum outside. We’re also expanding across platforms—Instagram offers quick tips, and YouTube Shorts provide student-centred videos you can use in the classroom. In today’s episode, we’re exploring Autumn Leaf Art, where I’ll share creative ways to use nature’s vibrant colours for hands-on learning.

We’ll dive into fun activities like leaf rubbings, creating leaf wreaths, and making leaf prints with clay or salt dough. These hands-on projects not only spark creativity but also encourage observation skills and a deeper connection with nature. Plus, I’ve got some exciting updates on our growing Nature’s Path pro-d series and my new children's book, Finding Common Ground. Let’s get started!

Nature's Path: A Year of Monthly Sparks (Find here)

Me and My Sit Spot (Find here)

Finding Common Ground (Find here)