‘Share It Saturday’ presents a collection of nature activities for kids!
Getting children involved in their natural world can often be overlooked and somewhat forgotten. The good news is there are so many wonderful ways we can get children engaging their environment and use it to assist with building creativity and developing other important learning skills.
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Rainbow Shaped Rocks – Fun A Day
This adorable blog post highlights how decorative you can make items found in nature and use them to help children with their learning. Can wait to make some of these myself!
Painting with Nature (and a peg) – Danya Banya
Danya highlights how simple it is to use items found in our own backyard and use them in unique and creative ways.
Play and Creating with Rocks – My Nearest and Dearest
How brilliant is this idea! I love how this activity gets children to recognise the creative capabilities of things found in their own environment. Endless potential and great activity for all ages!
An Invitation to Paint and Explore with Nature – Crayon Box Chronicles
This post highlights what amazing pieces of art that can be created using items found around us. This invitation to play and explore will be very hard for children to resist.
Nature Crowns – Wildlife Fun 4 Kids
What a creative and fun way to use nature. These will inspire lots of imaginative play and creativity.
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And here are a few classics from Laughing Kids Learn
Learning with Leaves
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Painting with Nature
I hope you have enjoyed this collection of ideas.
Thank you to everyone who linked up for our ‘Share It Saturday’. You always astound me.
Please continue to share your ideas each week. See below.
Kate xo
Thank you for featuring my nature crowns Miss Kate! It’s a lovely list. Share it on FB 🙂
Oh I love the rainbow shape rocks – have pinned! And I’m so honoured that you’ve included our nature painting in this round up – thank you!
Lovely round up Kate! How adorable are those crowns?
Fantastic round up Kate…love all of these!!
So many gorgeous ideas, I’m really interesting in incorporating more nature into our play.