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Family Activities
A series of downloadable activities to do on the riverbank. No materials or preparation needed. Just pop in your pocket or on your phone and go.
Schools receive class sets of postcards from us as part of our visits. Please contact us if you work with families and children if this is of interest to you too.
Be a river defender
click to download
Make your own river ABC
click to download
Go wildlife watching
click to download
Be a salmon spotter
click to download
Photograph reflections
click to download
Make a mud monster
click to download
Play pooh sticks
click to download
Capture positive thoughts
click to download
Go on a 5 senses scavenger hunt
click to download
Get creative with chlorophyll painting
click to download
Try all ten cards
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© Copyright Aire Rivers Trust 2020
The Aire Rivers Trust is a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales No: 07464227 and a Registered Charity No: 1145609
Registered Office at: 38 Morton Lane, East Morton, Keighley BD20 5RS
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