Tree hugging an ancient
I recently asked a group of kids to hug a tree. This group naturally included my twins Luce and Theo. Now, before you start to think […]
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young naturalists
The benefits of a nature walk for children?
Oh, aren’t our children today lucky to have so many activities and access to modern technology? But where is the time in their everyday lives
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How to watch tree buds grow
Okay I’m going to admit straightaway that I’ve probably been as thrilled as my kids (or perhaps even more) watching buds grow indoors! The bonus is that
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Paper Daffodils
I must share a lovely arts and crafts Spring activity we recently learnt during a visit to Wakehurst Place: how to make paper Daffodils. As
Late Winter Spotter sheet – Nature Awakes
It might be late winter but it’s still possible to see colour on wintertime walks. I recently visited Wakehurst Place for inspiration on what’s blooming
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Blossoming Paper Flowers
My kids went wild recently making blossoming paper flowers which seemed magical to them but are also a little science experiment. We made petal shaped
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