Description:
Our 40+ page lesson guide is designed to help parents and educators teach essential survival skills to children. Focused on bushcraft, this resource is a must-have for forest schools, nature-based programs, and homeschoolers who love getting kids outdoors and keeping them wild.
We’ve organized the guide into six easy-to-navigate chapters, each packed with hands-on bushcraft skills, step-by-step instructions, and real-life application. You'll also find helpful photos, how-tos, and even QR codes that link to supplementary videos for a more interactive learning experience.
Bushcraft is a set of wilderness survival skills that teach children vital lessons in resilience, problem-solving, and connection to the natural world. It empowers them to thrive outdoors and fosters a deep understanding of and respect for nature.
Real photos + QR codes for select video tutorials
In-depth how-to instructions
Bonus: 2 pages of outdoor activity ideas to expand the learning
CHAPTER 1: Fire
Kids learn three effective methods to start a fire without matches, plus the three key pillars of fire-making.
CHAPTER 2: Shelter
Teaches how to identify shelter needs and construct four common shelter types using natural materials.
CHAPTER 3: Water Source
Covers how to locate, collect, and purify water in the wild—essential knowledge for any outdoor adventure.
CHAPTER 4: Foraging
Introduces basic foraging skills, including how to identify and harvest 8 safe, edible wild plants.
CHAPTER 5: Whittling
A hands-on and therapeutic skill! Learn three safe whittling techniques and tips for introducing kids to knife safety and carving basics.
CHAPTER 6: Trapping
Covers three foundational trapping techniques and how to cook or preserve wild game in a survival scenario.
Bushcraft builds practical knowledge that empowers children with confidence, independence, and resilience. It’s more than just outdoor skills, it’s a chance to reconnect with their wild roots.
Designed for A4 paper
We recommend printing on thick cardstock (especially for photo pages)
Punch holes and bind with twine for a rustic look, or have it professionally bound for durability
Description:
Our 40+ page lesson guide is designed to help parents and educators teach essential survival skills to children. Focused on bushcraft, this resource is a must-have for forest schools, nature-based programs, and homeschoolers who love getting kids outdoors and keeping them wild.
We’ve organized the guide into six easy-to-navigate chapters, each packed with hands-on bushcraft skills, step-by-step instructions, and real-life application. You'll also find helpful photos, how-tos, and even QR codes that link to supplementary videos for a more interactive learning experience.
Bushcraft is a set of wilderness survival skills that teach children vital lessons in resilience, problem-solving, and connection to the natural world. It empowers them to thrive outdoors and fosters a deep understanding of and respect for nature.
Real photos + QR codes for select video tutorials
In-depth how-to instructions
Bonus: 2 pages of outdoor activity ideas to expand the learning
CHAPTER 1: Fire
Kids learn three effective methods to start a fire without matches, plus the three key pillars of fire-making.
CHAPTER 2: Shelter
Teaches how to identify shelter needs and construct four common shelter types using natural materials.
CHAPTER 3: Water Source
Covers how to locate, collect, and purify water in the wild—essential knowledge for any outdoor adventure.
CHAPTER 4: Foraging
Introduces basic foraging skills, including how to identify and harvest 8 safe, edible wild plants.
CHAPTER 5: Whittling
A hands-on and therapeutic skill! Learn three safe whittling techniques and tips for introducing kids to knife safety and carving basics.
CHAPTER 6: Trapping
Covers three foundational trapping techniques and how to cook or preserve wild game in a survival scenario.
Bushcraft builds practical knowledge that empowers children with confidence, independence, and resilience. It’s more than just outdoor skills, it’s a chance to reconnect with their wild roots.
Designed for A4 paper
We recommend printing on thick cardstock (especially for photo pages)
Punch holes and bind with twine for a rustic look, or have it professionally bound for durability
