Nature bingo for kindergartens and schools
Nature Quest turns a field trip into a structured outdoor activity – teams, printable sheets and seasonal quests, with no pupil accounts and no personal data.
Why do teachers use Nature Quest?
It gives an outdoor lesson a clear goal and an end point, while children observe, name and talk about what they find.
Teams of 2–4
One phone per group, with colours and mascots so everyone can tell their team apart.
Screen-free option
Print A4 sheets with 8, 12 or 16 items and tick them off with a pencil.
Fits the season
Quests adapt to spring, summer, autumn and winter.
No data collected
No accounts and no tracking – nothing pupils need to sign up for.
Print nature bingo sheets in the app
Choose a quest and 8, 12 or 16 items, swap any item you don’t want, and save the sheet as a PDF. Every sheet has QR codes so parents can find the app later.
- A4, ready to print in colour or black and white
- Shuffle or swap single items
- Works for the whole class – print one per group
A 45-minute outdoor lesson in four steps
1. Set up (5 min)
Choose the quest and number of items, and split the class into teams.
2. Explore (25 min)
Teams search the area and tick off what they find.
3. Share (10 min)
Look at the photo album and the scoreboard together.
4. Reflect (5 min)
What was hardest to find? What was new to you?
Questions from teachers
Does Nature Quest collect pupil data?
No. There are no accounts and no analytics. Game progress and photos stay on the device that is used.
Do we need one phone per child?
No. Team mode is made for one phone per group, and printed sheets need no phone at all.
What does it cost for a school?
Nature Quest is a one-time purchase in the App Store or Google Play, with no ads, no in-app purchases and no subscription. Printed sheets can be copied for the whole class.
Does it work without mobile coverage?
Yes. All quests and pictures are built into the app.
Try it on your next outdoor day