How To Guides
Guides to help you run your National Tree Day planting activity.
Posters
Editable posters to help promote your Tree Day activities.
2022 A4 poster (Editable) 2.79MB
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2022 A3 poster (Editable) 1.26MB
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2022 A4 community poster (Handwritten) 0.56MB
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2022 A3 community poster (Handwritten) 0.55MB
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2022 A4 schools poster (Handwritten) 1.47MB
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2022 A3 schools poster (Handwritten) 1.57MB
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2022 A3 community event site poster 0.34MB
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2022 A4 community event site poster 0.38MB
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Web Graphics
Activity Sheets
Fun kids activities for National Tree Day.
Join us and other students across Australia to help protect our environment for our future. So that you can understand more about how planting trees helps our environment, we have some puzzles and games for you to enjoy!
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Enviro Diorama 0.15MB
Build your own enviro diorama full of all kinds of fantastic and interesting wildlife.
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Tree Anagrams 0.13MB
Unjumble these letters to find the names of native Australian trees and shrubs.
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Making a Mini-Herb Garden 0.21MB
A how-to guide about how to make a mini-herb garden for your home.
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Treasure Hunt Templates 0.32MB
Use these templates to embark on an environmental treasure hunt at your Tree Day site.
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Mothers Day card activity 1.51MB
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Fathers Day Card 1.38MB
DownloadLesson Plans
In collaboration with Cool Australia and Teachstarter, we have created a nature care kids activity booklet and two new lesson plans. The lessons focus on the themes of mindfulness and biodiversity.
NEW LESSON - Story Trees (Years 4-6)
Every tree has a story to tell. This year's lesson will instruct students on how to view trees as a guide to story structures and how to use trees and wildlife as characters in stories from their local environment to celebrate Schools Tree Day. They use trees as both metaphor and subject for crafting a narrative, using their creativity and their connections to native wildlife.
Trees and The Elements (Years 4-6)
Trees give us oxygen, store carbon, provide us with materials and support wildlife. To provide these services, trees rely on a range of environmental elements to survive and thrive. Students will investigate the relationship between trees and elements and also create a poster showing the interactions between trees and air, light, fire, earth and water.
Join us and other students across Australia to help protect our environment for our future. So that you can understand more about how planting trees helps our environment, we have some puzzles and games for you to enjoy!
To access the activity pack, click here
This year has been particularly difficult, with stressful events including the bushfires and COVID-19 taking a toll on our mental health and wellbeing. This Schools Tree Day mindfulness lesson will be all about regenerating our minds. Kids will go on a walk in the forest and think about nature, seasons, and how trees change over time
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In the wake of the terrible bushfires during summer 2019/20, it’s important for everyone to learn about how the regeneration of land after fires and droughts, and ensure the ongoing survival of Australian bushland. This regeneration is absolutely crucial, as these areas provide homes to native wildlife and support plant and animal biodiversity.
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Dirtgirl shows us how to plant!
This activity is designed to help students learn about how to plant, and care for the seedlings they grow during Schools Tree Day. The perfect activity to help students define and focus on the issues they will be dealing with in the unit of work.
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Discover the Earth around us with Snoopy! (K-2)
This quick lesson teaches kids about the earth around them.
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Lesson on why trees are important.
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