Half a Leaf
There is so much to discover in nature! This activity encourages imagination, fine motor skills and nature play Materials For this activity you will need: Various types of leaves Scissors, paper, pencil, pastels or crayons Glue or flour and water mixture which acts as a glue Learning Goals With this activity you will learn the […]
Flower-Leaf Print
Flower-Leaf Print: Connecting already experienced print-technique with nature materials. Getting used to work with different textures to create art projects.
Clay Sculptures
Use clay sculptures to support children in connecting common and uncommon natural resources with each other. Children experience freedom when using clay to create according to their own imagination and do not depend on bought materials as they use natural resources from their environment. Providing opportunities for children who might prefer to work without interaction and communication.
Patch-Work Paper Design
Patch-Work Paper Design is a fantastic way to get those fine motor skills working and the imagination running wild!
Rainmaker
Create a rainmaker using a variety of tools, such as nails for risky and challenging play.
Forest Creatures
Support children’s excitement about the natural environment with forest creatures. Fine motor skills are enhanced with endless opportunities for imaginative and curious play!
Wild Cooking
The activity is great for practicing fine motor skills, developing an appreciation of nature and the joyful use of the available resources
Fruit People
Fruit people links into many curriculum areas such as role play, language development, fine motor skills and care for our environment.
Creative Water Play
There is so much to discover all around us! This seemingly easy learning opportunity has endless opportunities! As Maria Montessori once said, “the child, making use of all that he finds around him, shapes himself for the future.” Materials For this activity you will need: Bowl / container Flowers and leaves Wooden spoon, jug and […]
