Activities
Children will have the opportunity use reference books to identify leaves. Produce a printing block and understand that printing is a production process.
Children will be able to use natural materials to inspire a sculpture. Work in the style of an artist (Andy Goldsworthy). Collaborate on a project as part of a team and adapt natural materials to use as tools.
Children will have the opportunity to design and make a printing template. Select a range of colours to produce a desired effect. Make effective use of a printing screen and re-producing an image.
Children can have the opportunity to learn how to ride a BMX bike on the beginners track as well as children who are confident riders can use the more advance track.
Children will explore Bronze Age art and culture. Develop clay modelling skills an improve sculpture techniques.
Children will learn how to light a fire, cook on fires, shelter building and make natural arts and crafts.
Children will use non fiction text books, use of different media to produce pictures. Explore Bronze Age art and culture as well as handle Bronze Age artefacts.
Children will learn how to apply compass skills in a practical setting. Follow directional instructions to arrive at a destination and work as a member of a team.
Children will use identification keys, classifying invertebrates. Learn about the features of freshwater habitats, invertebrates and pollution indicators.
Children will develop their understanding of how plants grow, from seed to harvest. The jobs required to support and sustain healthy growth of plants and the importance of fresh fruit and vegetables in a healthy diet. Children will also learn the correct use of tools and gardening equipment.
Cardfields offers a broad range of off-site activities. We work closely with specialist organisations to provide safe, qualified instructors to provide archery, trebuchet, canoeing, bush craft, horse riding and high ropes. We can organise some of these activities in the Cardfields’ grounds, reducing the need to arrange transport. We also have a broad range of […]
Children will be able to navigate a course using a site plan, locate bases using site plan and work together as a team. Children will be able to identify key features of a compass, know how a compass works, set and use bearings on a compass and apply compass skills in a practical setting. Children […]
Children can use their creative skills to invent amazing sculptures from paper. Paper Mill Lock Children will learn about the history of the paper mill, how the lock works and transportation of goods around London. Children walk to the lock past the River Chelmer.
Children will develop their understanding of why seeds are dispersed, how seeds are dispersed in a variety of ways and seeds as a food for animals, including humans.
Children have the opportunity to take part in various team challenges such as dry skis, toxic waste, head skittles, blind fold trail and walk the plank.
Children will develop their understanding of using identification keys, classifying trees, estimating and measuring the height and age of a tree. They will also learn about life cycles relating to trees.
Part of the celebration at Cardfields children have the opportunity to step back in time for a themed day to experience the smells, tastes, games, stories and crafts of a traditional Victorian Christmas in a Victorian country house.
Children will develop their understanding of using identification keys whilst walking to Heather Hills. They will learn about the environment, classifying woodland creatures and why they thrive in specific habitats. Classifying the age, height and measuring of trees which link in with schools curriculum around habitats, life cycles and food chains.
