wee acorn cap baskets

My little ladies have been creative with acorn caps.....READ MORE.

thicket outdoor nature game

For a fun woodland game........READ MORE.

grass sweeper net- outdoor monday

Hi there......READ MORE.

summer list of activities- outdoor monday

Long list of activities to do this summer......READ MORE.

camouflage game- outdoor challenge

An outdoor game to play.....READ MORE.

creek time and tadpoles- outdoor challenge

Creek time with Araina today......READ MORE.

dandelion wishes- outdoor challenge

Making a wish......READ MORE.

natural insect repellents- outdoor challenge

The best essential oils for homemade insect repellents.......READ MORE.

softies and outdoor challenge

I've been spending so much time outdoors and so much time making jelly.......READ MORE.

magnolia oil and cherry blossoms- outdoor challenge

More tree blossom love to share.......READ MORE.

fox ears experiment- outdoor challenge

A picnic, jelly making, Redbud blossom eating, and an experiment of Fox Ears.....READ MORE.

5 trees outdoor challenge game

Have you ever played 5 trees? .......READ MORE.

children and nature awareness month challenge

I have a challenge for you.......READ MORE.

miniscule nature animation

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Tree Body Sculptures

Early Spring is the perfect time to go outside and mimic the trees.......READ MORE.

cootie catcher nature game

Remember these cootie catchers from when we were kids?? READ MORE....

land art

Have you heard of Land Art? Have you heard of Richard Shilling? Richard Shilling is an Englishman that is a sculptor, photographer, and film maker that creates his art from nature. This type of art is called Land Art and is defined as......... READ MORE.

make leaf rubbing plates

Here's another good reason to get a laminator! You can make your own leaf rubbing plates....READ MORE.

milkweed mice

Three blind mice?



Hardly! Can you tell what they were made from? Here’s a hint- fluffy and soft, little ones (and big ones) like to make wishes on them……READ MORE.

odd leaf out (card game using pressed leaves)

We have been collecting and pressing Autumn leaves all season, we just can’t resist those pretty colors! Part of our nature study is learning the names of the trees, especially the ones in our yard (I quiz my little ladies, husband and sisters all the time, poor things). I came up with a card deck to help the little ladies learn and identify the leaves in a fun way. READ MORE to learn how.