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Log in or registerEncourage pupils to invent their own character who will be a proud voice for woods and trees.
Trees can’t speak for themselves. But if they could, what do you think they’d say?
For this challenge, we’d like your pupils to create their own tree champion. It could be a person, an animal or a made-up creature. They will be a spokesperson for woods and trees, standing up for them and fighting their corner.
Use the resources below to help your class be as imaginative and creative as they can. Encourage them to think about what trees might want to tell us and the stories they could share. How will their characters voice a tree’s thoughts and feelings? How will they make people listen?
After your pupils have created their characters, hold a vote to choose the top three and share them with us to earn two points on the Green Tree Schools Award.
This challenge is worth two points on our award. To claim them, choose your school’s top three tree champion characters and send us scans or photographs of your pupils' artwork.
To submit your evidence, log onto your Green Tree Schools Award dashboard and click the 'Submit evidence' button at the top right of the screen. Complete the form to show how you've completed this challenge and we’ll award your points within 10 working days.
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This challenge supports the Charter for Trees, Woods and People. Inspired by the ancient Charter of the Forest, the new Tree Charter aims to help people and trees live happily together. It will help us look after trees and woods and celebrate the rights we all have to enjoy the benefits they provide. It's supported by thousands of organisations, communities and tree-lovers.