Farm nature activities

Kids are so far removed from the production of food these days that they have no idea where food comes from or what it takes to produce it.

Need an easy activity idea to entertain your toddler or preschooler? This “wash the muddy farm animals” sensory bin is simple, inexpensive and SO fun to play with. Quickly whip up some edible mud and your kids will be playing in under 5 minutes—perfect for busy days where you need time to get things done! Find out how to easily set up a farm animal washing station for your child at home. This farm animal sensory bin is great for keeping kids busy, and would make a good addition to a farm…

I've been creating super fun activity bags for my daughter. She has been having a blast Paying For Her Stuffed Animals With Money and asked for another activity bag. We are working on letter sounds and beginner reading so I put together these adorable puzzles! Puzzles are awesome for developing fine motor skills and hand

Ever built a den? Fancy learning how to make your very own pond in a bucket? From colouring sheets to how-to guides we've got plenty of activity ideas for you to help wildlife and have fun.

Make some gorgeous DIY coloured sticks for counting, creative picture making, dominoes games and more! They’re such a fun, open-ended loose part for free play and learning and would make a great gift or addition to the classroom or home learning shelves. I love making things for the kids that are low to no cost,...Read More »

This nature collage is a fun outdoor art activity! The following post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! I've recently been looking for ways to make art outside, and this outdoor nature collage was perfect! I cut the side from a large cardboard box and covered it in clear contact paper, sticky side out. This was a bit fiddly and I didn't get it quite smooth, but close enough. I fixed it at…

Farm mural | Flickr - Photo Sharing! adding natural materials and found objects into painting, or glue on if they don't adhere to paint. could also glue on a ready-made picture.

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DIY Nature Journal for kids (with writing prompts)