We are a nature loving family, but we also a Nintendo loving family! These Korok painted rocks are the best of both worlds. During the pandemic I discovered the joy of geocaching. For those who don’t know, geocaching is an app that has you go on a little “treasure hunt” in your local neighborhoods, parks,…
This felt watercolor pouch is a sweet and simple to make. It’s a great gift to give to someone who knits or crochets. Your child can help make it, which always makes it extra special. I love the look of these wood crochet hooks with the felt. It could also be used to hold pencils…
We made these floating walnut candles for winter solstice, which I think will become a tradition in our family. They were really simple to make, and they are beautiful to watch float over the water as you reflect on your year, state your intentions for the future, or observe a moment of quiet. The boys…
Painting on trees is my son’s favorite activity. He asks to do this almost every day! It’s super simple to make up and perfect for Forest School settings. I have taught a Forest School class with this activity with kids of all ages. It was a lot of fun and it created a wonderful memory….
These beeswax letters are super simple to make, and are an eco-friendly alternative to resin. They are affordable, and have a natural handmade charm. The pressed leaves were gathered on our daily walks, which connects an experience and memory to the learning material, making them more impactful. They are the same hardness and texture as…
Summer Solstice, also known as Midsummer or Estival Solstice, occurs when when one of the Earth’s poles has its maximum tilt toward the Sun. This is a day to celebrate the sun at its full expression. The Sun is the life force of the Earth. We celebrate all of the provisions that the Sun graces…