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Dear Earth
Stories that teach. Actions than transform
Nature-based activity guides and resources
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Into the Wild: A Nature Activity Guide for Kids
Discover the magic of nature with our free Dear Earth Nature Activity Guide: an engaging, educational resource filled with hands-on activities for children to explore wildlife right where they are. From building bug hotels and hedgehog houses to creating nature crafts like leaf butterflies and bracelets, the guide offers creative ways to connect with wildlife, including nocturnal animals!
Designed for small spaces like balconies, windowsills, or schoolyards, it also includes fun facts, printables, and step-by-step instructions to spark curiosity, support learning, and inspire a deeper connection with the natural world.
Perfect for families, educators, and young nature lovers!
Nature Scavenger Hunt
Invite butterflies, bees, and other daytime pollinators into your garden, balcony, or schoolyard by making a simple summer nectar bar!
An amazing and easy way to support pollinators in hot weather.
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Make a Summer Nectar Bar for Daytime Pollinators
Invite butterflies, bees, and other daytime pollinators into your garden, balcony, or schoolyard by making a simple summer nectar bar!
An amazing and easy way to support pollinators in hot weather.
Design Your Own Wildlife-Friendly Garden!
In this ready-to-print colouring activity, children can design their own wildlife-friendly garden by bringing flowers, plants, trees, and pollinators to life with colour. Along the way, they’ll discover how gardens can provide food, shade, water, and shelter for wildlife.
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Children are also encouraged to add their own ideas, from extra plants and habitats to insects and other garden visitors, helping them think creatively about how to make spaces more welcoming for nature.
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Includes simple “go wild” tips to help support biodiversity at home, in schools, or in community green spaces.
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Make a butterfly (and wildlife!) puddling station
A shallow puddling station designed for butterflies and other garden creatures to safely rest, drink water, and absorb essential minerals from damp soil — an easy way to support wildlife right in your garden!