Legacy resources from the highly successful Let Nature Feed Your Senses project, these activities are designed to activate hearing and increase engagement with the environment through attentive listening.There are lots of ways to experience the sounds around us and to make listening fun. Here are a few activities that can be done on their own or combined together. These activities are designed to activate hearing and increase engagement with the environment through attentive listening. These activities can be done individually or as part of a group and range from simple 5 minute exercises to more involved sound ‘projects.’
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