Perfect activites to get your summer started right!
Looking for an engaging outdoor art endeavor that kids will adore? Bubble painting is an absolute delight! Bubble Painting Exploring novel process art activities is always a joy, and this one quickly became a favorite in our household. Simple enough ...
Bubble Painting: Colorful Craft for Kids
Sensory bins are hands-on learning tools typically used with young children to engage their senses in exploration and play. These bins are filled with materials such as rice, beans, sand, water beads, or sensory-friendly objects, often combined with ...
Sensory Bins
Perfect for a hot summer day ! Freeze small toys or objects in ice cubes and let the children use tools like spoons, brushes, or spray bottles filled with warm water to excavate them. It's a great way to cool off and explore sensory play.
Ice Play Activities All Year Long! - Little Bins for Little Hands
Teach the children about plants and gardening by letting them help plant flowers or vegetables in a designated garden area. They can water the plants and watch them grow throughout the summer.
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Go on a bug hunt in the garden or local park. Provide magnifying glasses and bug observation containers, and let the children explore and learn about different insects they find.
Bug Explorer
Take a nature walk and collect various natural materials such as leaves, flowers, sticks, and pebbles. Provide glue sticks and paper, and let the children create nature collages using their collected treasures.
Make a Nature Collage! -
Plant sunflower seeds in pots or a designated garden area and teach the children about plant life cycles and gardening care. They can water the seeds regularly and watch as the sunflowers grow taller throughout the summer.
Growing Sunflowers
Watercolor Ice Painting: Freeze watercolor paint in ice cube trays and provide large sheets of paper outdoors. Let the children use the colored ice cubes to paint on the paper, creating vibrant and unique watercolor masterpieces as the ice melts.
Watercolor Ice Painting
DIY Bird Feeders: Help the children make simple bird feeders using pinecones, peanut butter, and birdseed. Hang the bird feeders in a tree or bush outside and observe as birds visit to enjoy the snacks, encouraging an appreciation for nature and wild...
Easy and Eco-friendly Bird Feeders to Make with ...
Super fun and engaging
Nature Scavenger Hunt for Kids | FREE Printable
Cool off on hot summer days by making frozen treats together. You can make simple popsicles using fruit juice or yogurt, or try making homemade ice cream in a bag for a fun and tasty science experiment.