In just four days, on September 23rd, we'll experience the Spring Equinox. The exact moment when our hemisphere tips from winter's grip toward summer's embrace.
It's a moment worth celebrating, especially with children.
Want to celebrate with an activity that's part science experiment, part secret mission? Let's make seed bombs—little balls of potential ready to explode into wildflowers wherever they land.
Tomorrow, Saturday June 21st, is the Winter Solstice, when the Earth tilts furthest from the sun, giving us the shortest day and longest night of the year. It might pass quietly for some, but for thousands of years, people across the world have seen this as a powerful moment to slow down, gather together, and celebrate the return of light.
Creating a nature journal with your child is a wonderful way to encourage curiosity, creativity, and a deeper connection to the natural world. Plus, we're sharing our 6 favourite SEQ sensory walks for you to explore!
Whether it’s a simple game of hide and seek or a more structured activity like a scavenger hunt, outdoor play with kids of all ages is a fantastic way to foster social skills, build friendships, and cultivate a love for nature that will last a lifetime.
This simple, fun craft is a great way to teach your children about nature, encourage their creativity, and enjoy some quality time together. Plus, once your feeder is complete, your backyard will be buzzing with life!
Creating leaf lanterns is a wonderful, hands-on activity that combines the beauty of nature with the magic of light. This craft project is perfect for children, offering an opportunity to explore the outdoors, express creativity, and enjoy a cozy, illuminated reward for their efforts. Here’s a detailed guide on how to make leaf lanterns with children.
Not only does this activity foster creativity and appreciation for the natural world, it also provides a lovely opportunity to be fully present with each other as you slowly and mindfully co-create a beautiful circular piece of nature art together.