| The colours of the
Park can reflect the season or time of
the year.
In winter the white of snow and frost and browns of the trees. In
spring the light greens of the new growth and blues and yellows of the flowers.
In summer the lush greens of the foliage sprinkled with splashes of colour
and in autumn all the ranges of greens reds and browns of the falling leaves. |
There
are natural sounds at different times of day and night and across the
seasons. Produce a sound map to write down where you can hear things around
you using symbols for the different sounds.
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Example
of sound map |
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Smells are all around you in the Park from the plants, the soil and even the animals.
If you are in the woods during late
spring you can smell the bluebells that cover the woodland floor. They smell
similar to hyacinths and are related to them.
Smelly cocktails can be made using
natural materials and mixing with water a non-drinkable potion is made
for your nose.
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There
are many lives constantly cycling on and around the Park. Perhaps the
easiest to see is the tree.
Spring |
Summer |
Autumn |
Winter |
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Seasons
