Alphabet in Nature | Nature Walk | Learn Phonics Outside | Alphabet Walk | British Teacher

The video takes viewers on a winter walk in England, exploring various elements of nature and man-made structures while identifying sounds associated with different letters of the alphabet. The journey includes encounters with alpacas, trees, ducks, fences, horses, insects, a kite, leaves, a marsh, a nest box, puddles, rubbish, snowdrops, a village hall, a water pump, and a post box. The video encourages viewers to observe their surroundings and find sounds corresponding to each letter of the alphabet.

What sound is emphasized at the beginning of the word 'alpaca'?

• DEE

• CEE

• BEE

• AAS

Why should you not feed animals like alpacas during a walk?

• They belong to the zoo

• They might be on a special diet

• They are dangerous

• They are not hungry

What type of fence suggests the presence of animals?

• Metal fence

• Electric fence

• Wooden fence

• Stone fence

Which bird is mentioned as having a distinct sound at the beginning of its name?

• Eagle

• Robin

• Kite

• Sparrow

What is a marsh?

• A forest with tall trees

• A rocky mountain region

• An area often flooded with water

• A dry area with sand

What is the significance of snowdrops in the video?

• They are poisonous

• They bloom in summer

• They are the last flowers of winter

• They are the first sign of spring

What was the purpose of the water pump in villages?

• To grind grains

• To wash clothes

• To pump water for villagers

• To generate electricity