Have you ever noticed that pinecones open and close? This is the perfect simple science experiment to add to your tree nature study! We will learn about the anatomy of a pinecone and how pine seeds disperse. Supplies 2 pineconeA jar or bowl full of water Instructions Pinecones are open when they are warm and…
Beeswax are the perfect natural material for making toys and decorations. We have grown quite a collection of beeswax crafts! Beeswax Crafts Beeswax Letters 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 beeswax letters are the perfect match…
We love making pinecone crafts! I live in Florida, so pine trees are in abundance! My boys love to gather things on their nature walks, which means we usually end up with a basket full of pinecones. I’ve had to get creative on how I use them. We have made all sorts of animals out…
This pinecone craft is always a favorite in my forest school class! I always pair this nature craft with the classic book Owl Babies. This snowy pinecone owl is perfect for any winter nature table. We also used our pinecone owl in this sensory play set up. Cotton is a texture that some people love,…
Apple Stamping Craft for Kids This apple stamping craft is a classic preschool craft for fall. I remember making this craft when I was in preschool, and that was decades ago! Autumn is the perfect time to go apple picking and make apple cider. This apple stamping craft aligned perfectly with our “Letter A Week.”…
We love making puzzles out of recycled cardboard. Recycled crafts are both environmentally friendly, and economic! All of those beautiful wooden montessori learning materials can add up in cost. Luckily, we can have all the benefits of those learning materials with what we already have at home. I made cardboard puzzles of a fox, squirrel,…