Colour in these Kings, Queens and other famous figures who all have connections with Sewerby and Bridlington

If you had been visiting Sewerby Hall 100,000 years ago you might have spotted tusked elephants, spotted hyenas and hippopotamus wandering around

Have a go at colouring in some of the servants that worked at Sewerby Hall in the early 20th century

In 1901 there were 11 servants living in Sewerby Hall and more in the nearby estates. Here are some to colour in

Adjacent to the house this pretty building dates back to the early 1820s. Today it is the Clocktower Cafe where we serve tasty sandwiches and other refreshments

Have a go at colouring in Sewerby Hall, take on a challenging crossword puzzle and help Amy Johnson find her way to Jason (the plane in which she was the first woman to fly solo from London to Australia)

Colour in Amy's De Haviland Gipsy Moth aircraft called 'Jason' and take on the Amy Johnson wordsearch

The warmer weather and longer days will bring lots of creepy crawlies out. So get your hats, coats and wellies on and head outdoors. Out in the fresh air and take a closer look at your garden. You'll soon notice it's teeming with wildlife!

Keep the birds in your garden well fed, all you need is a bottle and a few other items from around your home

Spring is a very busy time for birds. They are building nests, setting up their breeding territories, choosing a mate and feeding and looking after their chicks, which your parents will tell you is not an easy task. Can you identify these birds in your garden?

Making a simple Bug Hotel is the perfect project to get stuck into. This bug hotel is probably as simple and as easy as it gets - there are many prettier and cleverer bug hotels out there, but sometimes, you just have to make do with what you have.

Turn your very own pet rock into a ladybird or bumble bee.

Let's get outside in to the fresh air and go on a scavenger hunt. How many of these common garden features can you find?

Find out how the worms in your garden can be used for composting

Did you know you can create a small pond out of something like an old washing up bowl? Once created it won't take very long for wildlife to start moving in.

Before the lawn gets cut, spend some time outdoors and see if you can make some nice patterns with daisies

Very messy, but very good fun. Have a go at squelching mud in between your fingers and create something a little bit different

Many of the vegetables that we buy from the supermarket can be regrown and reused at home.

Bring some fun into eating fruit and veg, by creating a masterpiece.

Fast growing fun in making corn letters or patterns

Create your own mini-greenhouse and help your seeds to grow before placing them outside

Put your marks in the grass to create some unusual designs!

Create your own mini garden from recycled materials, and don't forget to keep watering it!