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Forest game: the oak and its critters

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Forest game: the oak and its critters

Did you know that the oak is a gigantic hotel where hundreds of different organisms regularly book a stay? 

During this activity, you will learn how these animals live in these trees, what they eat and who their enemies are. 

In trees, there is a lot of activity that we do not think about during our daily life. 

During this educational forest game, based on Stratego, you will learn which creatures live in and around our oak tree, what they look like and how they link to the food pyramid.

  • Age: 10 - 12 years
  • Number of participants: minimum 12 and maximum 25
  • Duration: 2 hours

Theme Nature

Learn about nature, what grows and lives here through play and experiments, and discover new things. Nature stimulates you to take on an adventure, to challenge yourself and to work together with others.

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