Foraging Flashcards on a Keyring - Summer & Autumn Fruits and Nuts

Little cards for big outdoor adventures!

Got a little nature explorer who loves collecting treasures on woodland walks? These colourful Foraging Flashcards are a lovely way to introduce young children to the wonderful world of wild fruits and nuts.

Designed especially for little hands and curious minds, this set of 17 illustrated cards helps children spot and identify fruits and nuts they might discover on their adventures throughout summer and autumn.

The cards are all attached to a handy keyring, making them easy to flip through while exploring. No loose cards to lose in the undergrowth, and they're small enough to pop in a pocket or backpack before heading outdoors.

Perfect for turning an ordinary walk into a little nature treasure hunt, encouraging children to look more closely at the plants and trees around them.

What's included?

• 17 foraging identification cards featuring fruits and nuts found during summer and autumn

• A handy keyring to keep all the cards together and make them easy for little hands to use

• Clear illustrations to help children recognise and identify their discoveries

  
  

Who are they for?

Designed for children aged approximately 2-8 years, these cards are a fun introduction to identifying wild fruits and nuts, whether you're exploring the woods, wandering through the park or discovering what's growing in your own garden.

For older children and grown-ups, I also have more detailed foraging identification cards available, covering fruits, edible flowers, wild herbs and weeds, with lots of extra information on the reverse.

A little note about safe foraging

These cards are designed as an identification and learning resource, rather than a guide to what is safe to eat.

Some wild fruits and nuts can be eaten raw, while others require cooking, preparation or the removal of seeds or other parts. Some wild plants and their fruits can be harmful if eaten.

Always forage carefully and respectfully, with adult supervision. Never eat anything found in the wild unless a knowledgeable adult has positively identified it, checked that it is safe to eat and prepared it correctly. Children should never taste wild plants, fruits or nuts without adult guidance.

A lovely little companion for curious kids with wide eyes and wild hearts!