Primary School Education
Ages 5 to 11 (Key stage 1 and 2)
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Resources for Primary School Education
Click on the images below to see downloadable pdf files for each activity
Print out a UK Fungus Day Detectives challenge sheet. How many fungi can you spot in the woods?
Introduction to fungi: Let's pretend to be fungi
How the mushroom got its spots
