1. Collect nuts, berries and pinecones to look for signs of feeding. Follow any trails of food and try to identify which animals have been nibbling on them.2. Find a quiet spot in your local woodland to sit and listen to the sounds of the local

. They can also help with the little animals including piglets and the lambs.Activities include creating farm animal masks, farm animal painting/colouring in the cottages and animal biscuit making. Splashing in puddles, bug hunting and pond dipping and farm

to find as many juicy little children to eat as he can, but the wild animals he boasts to have other ideas, until elephant finally gets rid of him for good.Take a sketching class with Quentin BlakeBuy The Enormous Crocodile

I Want A Pet by Lauren Child (Frances Lincoln, £5.99)Lauren Child's tale of an animal loving little girl and her not-so-keen family has typically witty rhetoric and inventive, sketchy illustrations. Children who find their demands for a menagerie

) and do yoga classes while your children enjoy activities like nature trails and making plaster casts of animal prints. From £11,760 for a family of four including flights, meals, yoga and various activities. Find out more about another great trip

.Catapult Challenge June 4 Watch the might Trebuchet siege engine in action at Cardiff Castle and take part in a catapult challenge.Wales Biodiversity WeekJune 6–8 Discover the animals that leave within St Fagans National History Museum and its grounds.Find out what

Wow. That’s the kind of reaction PaperBoy wallpapers tend to provoke. Fierce red fire-breathing dragons, detailed diagrams that reveal the imaginary inner workings of animals, X-ray-style prints of animal skeletons... Such are some of the arresting

not learn to count in Japanese, Chinese, or Swedish?  Count The Animals £2.49 by AppracadabraFind out... who all of the lucky winners are in our Toys & Games categories  

). When you say “go” each player belts out his animal’s sound and runs to find other players making the same noise. The first group to herd itself together and sit down together wins.Spring scavenger huntWrite a list of nature’s clues to spring’s arrival

: look at the different seaweeds, then periwinkles, crabs and seagulls. There are also the beautiful sea anemones. Remember to leave the plants and animals on the seashore as you found them. Also handle animals and rocks with great care, returning them