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SymWriter 2 Files:
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PDF Files: These do not require symbol software, but you will need to have Adobe Acrobat installed.

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Let nature feed your senses

Resources for farm and wildlife visits from the Sensory trust

'Let nature feed your senses' is a project by the Sensory Trust and LEAF (Linking Environment and Farming) to provide free farm and wildlife visits for disabled people, older people and young people. They are engaging people with nature, food and farming on a network of farms and nature reserves across England.

As part of the project there are resources and ideas for things to do outside. Check out their website for more resources.

Let nature feed your senses website

Day Out At the Farm pack (PDF)

38 pages of words and symbols exploring a trip to the farm; what to wear, and what to see, hear, touch and smell.

Hand Washing Sign (PDF)

A simple poster to keep people safe on the farm, especially after petting farm animals.

Farm Noises Fortune Teller (PDF)

Remember those fortune tellers we used to play with in the playground? This one offers a fun way to explore the sounds on a farm.

E coli information (PDF)

The reason why you need to wash your hands!

Nature Palette Instructions (PDF)

Widgit instructions for using nature palettes to explore the countryside more closely.

You can find out more about Nature Palettes from the 'Let nature feed your senses' website.

Texture Rubbing Instructions (PDF)

Widgit instructions for using crayons and cloth to explore textures in the countryside more closely.

You can find out more about Texture Rubbingfrom the 'Let nature feed your senses' website.