Nature learning activities

Outdoor learning is a great way to connect with nature and have fun. Forest School activities can incorporate art, craft, science, sensory play, and s

Craft a beautiful tree from your nature treasures! Glue leaves, flowers and twigs onto your template to create a unique nature tree.

Making your own DIY nature paint brushes is a fun and unique way to create art while also getting outside and exploring the world around you.

Nature Walk Cardboard Vase Activity that is so fun and easy to make with your kids. If you have cardboard on hand, this diy is free to make.

Using our special salt free dough recipe, venture into the woods to create super cute nature portraits on the tree trunks.

Head off on a nature hunt with the kids today, and create self-portraits with all the goodies you collect! Great art activity for toddlers and preschoolers.

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If you are looking for spatial awareness activities for kids, you've come to the right place! Give your child the opportunity to work on spatial awareness

This how to make dandelion paint project is such a fun nature craft for kids that they'll be begging you to make homemade paint from flowers all the time! Definitely add making natural paint from plants to your creative projects for kids, dandelion crafts, or ecofriendly kids activities for spring fun or summer ideas. You'll love making this easy flower watercolor with children and learning how to make yellow paint from dandelions!

As summer break comes to a close and garden plants are ready for harvest, what can you do with the leaves of the plants you pull out, besides compost them? Leaf prints! Leaf prints are fun easy to make, and depending on whether you do it as art alone or as an extension to a botany lesson this activity spans the age ranges from K-12!