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Make a Recycled Bird Feeder

1/4/2020

 
​If you are lucky enough to have a balcony, window box or a small garden maybe you could make a bird feeder.
Picture

​You will Need
  • *Plastic drinks bottles
  • *Yoghurt pots or milk cartons (make sure they're clean)
  • *Wire or string
  • *Bird seed
  • *Scissors
​
1. Cut a hole in the side large enough to allow a free flow of seeds, but in such a way that it won’t all fall out on the ground in the slightest puff of wind, and won’t get wet if it rains.

2. Make a few small holes in the bottom of your feeder to allow any rainwater to drain away.

3. Hang it with wire, or even strong string from a tree or your washing line.

4. If your feeder starts to wear out or the food in it goes mouldy, recycle it and make another one! Remember to keep your feeders well stocked. 

For more activities please visit www.rspb.org.uk

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    • Our Classes
    • Our Outside Areas
    • Our History
    • Extended Hours Provision
    • Special Needs
    • Equalities
    • Rights Respecting School
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  • EYFS Curriculum
    • Curriculum Statement
    • Areas of Learning >
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      • Physical Development
      • Communication & Language
      • Literacy
      • Mathematics
      • Understanding the World
      • Expressive Arts & Design
  • Our Prospectus
    • Admissions
    • Enrolling in Primary School
    • Attendance and Illness
    • Children's Safety at Nursery
    • Clothing
    • Organisation of the Nursery
    • The Nursery Day
    • Your Child's Learning
    • School Meals and Food
    • Extended Holidays
    • Celebrations and Festivals
    • Birthdays
    • Outings
    • School Travel Plan
    • Students
  • Parents & Families
    • Letters to Parents
    • Parent & Family Workshops
    • Information Leaflets
    • Parent Voice Feedback
    • Childcare Choices
    • Parental Involvement
    • Transition from Home to Nursery
    • Transition from Nursery to Reception/School
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  • Contact us
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    • THINC Inclusion Support
    • Thinc Brochure
    • Thinc Website
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