Kids in nature

Unstructured, uninterrupted playtime in nature is important for happy, healthy kids. HGTV offers tips for creating a free play-friendly outdoor space and for encouraging children to get outside and explore.

It was the kid with the rocks that finally did it for Matthew Browning.

Learn how to make a flower crown with this easy DIY. Plus, learn how to keep it fresh for up to three days after making it.

Schools out for the summer (I hope you sang that in your head) and the kids are back at the house. Now rather then let them wear out your couch or wear on your nerves, push them out the back door and into the garden. The outdoors are where summers should be spent and if you can't get to the park to

Friends or siblings, helping each other keep dry with a leaf!.

- Kleine Schobbejak (@kleineschobbejak) on Instagram: “Explore the world, little ones! 🌿🐜🐞 photo by @theforestkind #kleineschobbejak #waldorfkids…”

Is your child looking for a creative way to connect with nature? A DIY nature crown is a fun activity to do with kids. This craft project will help you show children the fascinating world of nature right outside your door. Using easy-to-find materials like sticks, acorns, bark, pine needles, leaves, and other treasures found in the outdoors, you can create a one-of-a-kind nature-inspired crown. All you need is a few supplies and a bit of imagination!

Running, jumping and climbing - that's what little kids and gross motor skills are made of and here are 20 fun gross motor skill games and DIY projects

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