explains how woodland fairies and a big-footed troll can provide an
exciting and engaging starting point for outdoor learning
This story of the woodland fairies and big-footed troll provides a springboard for activities that encourage children to work in groups and to learn basic woodcraft skills, tracking and how to build shelters. There is no expensive equipment needed (most materials can be found around the home), just enthusiasm and imagination.
THE WOODLAND FAIRIES AND BIG-FOOTED TROLL
Telling the story
Once upon a time, deep in the woods, there was an enchanted village where the fairies and their friends the pixies, elves and tree spirits lived happily together.
Each night, from sunset until sunrise, they would sing and dance and feast ... until one day a troll came to the village, a troll so big that he made the trees look like matchsticks.
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