Congratulations! You've found an egg!
Collect the letters on each egg and unscramble them to find our secret phrase! You can find the instructions and other clues on this page.Â
Activity: plant something that's wildlife friendly!
It doesn't matter how much space you have - anything from a small pot on a windowsill to a big garden will work - any bug-friendly plant will attract wildlife. Flowers, herbs, fruits and vegetables... all of them are fun to watch as they grow.
Here are some suggestions to help you.Â
You can read about Fiona's experience planting a wildflower meadow and see how it turned out as well.
Our help wildlife at home section has a wide range of instruction pages on how to grow things, from how to plant a tree and how to grow a wild patch to how to grow a wildlife-friendly vegetable garden.
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Activity: make some seed bombs
This is a fun way to plant wildflower seeds.Â
Have you cracked the code?
If you've found all 10 eggs, don't forget to go back to the first page or click the button below to request a copy of the solutions and more activities for you to do.Â
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Did you know?
First year garden wildflowers in bloom
20%
Of our cities are made up of people's gardens.
That's why it's so important to make sure that they are wildlife friendly.
Image by ShutterstockÂ
Worms
Are essential for a healthy soil, plants and wildlife.
We've put together a guide to explain how to make your garden fit for worms.
Jon Hawkins - Surrey Hills Photography
Bees
And other pollinators (insects who help plants produce seeds) such as butterflies are key to successful gardening.Â
Find out how to get bees visiting your garden.
Easter break activities
Don't forget that we are running some other activities you can take part in over the holidays.Â
Matthew Roberts
Child and family membership
The best way to learn about all the ways you can connect with nature is to join your Wildlife Trust. You'll get loads of fun stuff and help protect local wildlife and wild places!