NATURE PLAY
Today's Story Time is
By Christine Sharpe
Bea is a bird of unusual tastes …
While the other birds peck at ants and watch worms wiggle, Bea likes to bake buns and berry pudding. She loves dancing to disco beats and singing sweet songs to the moon. In everything she does, Bea stands out from the flock!
A joyful picture book about being true to yourself and daring to be different.
Keep scrolling for more ideas to do at home!
NATURE
ICE BLOCKS
Freezing different things to thaw is a great sensory activity. Kids can help find the flowers, create their own displays in the muffin cups and then melt the flowers from the ice using a wet paint brush.
CHILDREN USE PLAY TO INVESTIGATE, IMAGINE AND EXPLORE IDEAS.
GARDEN
SENSORY
With the weather warming up, the kids have gotten interested in all the flowers growing outdoors. Inspired by our surroundings. Create a sensory garden with your children. It's easy to do and fun. Children can get their hands dirty while exploring nature. .
You will need: Soil, Flowers, Rocks, Shovels, Pots, and leaves.
CHILDREN SHOW GROWING APPRECIATION AND CARE FOR NATURAL AND CONSTRUCTED ENVIRONMENTS
HERB
GARDEN
Do you love your greens? we sure do! Join Environment Officer Justin, and Bindi for a backyard adventure and learn how to plant a herb garden.
Materials:
Gardening Gloves
Potting Mix
Watering Can
Assorted Herb Plants
CHILDREN SHOW GROWING APPRECIATION AND CARE FOR ENVIRONMENTS
