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Bulb Project Resources

Spring 2026 Activities!

When will our daffodils flower?

​Make your own scientific hypothesis based on the data sent in so far by schools! Look at the bar charts and line graph to interpret the data.

 

We recommend working through the PowerPoint with your Super Scientists together and then challenge them with our Kahoot Challenge!

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You will need: Your weather data, calculators, and some pencils and paper for workings.

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4th and 11th March 2026

Climate Clues

Pledge for the Planet

Explore the history of climate change using objects from the National Museum Wales collections.

Learn about how museums are reducing their carbon footprints, and make your own pledge.

Bulb Project Board Game

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Each player is a daffodil bulb that has been planted at your school. Your objective is to be the first bulb to flower by reaching the Finish stone. Along the way you might pick up some cards that will help you to grow or slow you down.

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This is a fun way to get talking about the different factors that affect the growth of your bulbs. You can download the board and cards for printing below. You will also need one six-sided die and a counter for each player (recommended 2-6 players).

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Schools taking part in the Bulb Project will receive a printed copy of the board game and cards. They will be included with the resources received the first time they take part. 

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If you would like to download a printer-friendly version of the board game, please find it linked below. This version is in black and white to save on ink, but it could be coloured in!

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Other Gardening Advice

If you are interesting in other gardening advice or interesting in other free gardening resources, please visit our Gardening Resources page.

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