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Help your children become more confident and fluent readers by teaching them these common nouns! This hands-on learning invitation is low prep and very easy to set up. Just print, cut, and go! You can also personalize this activity by making letter manipulatives out of wood pieces or stones.

Dolch Noun Sight Word Learning Invitation

A DIY cardboard nature display!

Cardboard Nature Display

This stick weaving craft will be your new go-to outdoor activity for kids! It's easy to set up, kids can make the porcupine with you or independently, and you can reuse the weaving board over and over again! This is perfect for the homeschool or traditional classroom. It also makes a great remote learning suggestion for parents to try at home!

Easy Porcupine Nature Craft

Fun sunflower activities for kids!

Sunflower Seed Sweep {3 Fine Motor Activities}

Stunning nature crown!

Stunning Nature Crown

A simple butterfly symmetry activity for kids!

A Simple Butterfly Symmetry Activity

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Beautiful homemade pencil case with hammered flower and leaf prints
It's that time of year for penguin activities! Here is a simple and absolutely ADORABLE penguin rock craft that is totally doable for preschoolers to big kids. You can make these just for fun or add these penguins to a sensory bin or an arctic themed story stone mat. Give them a try this winter!
Here is a simple DIY stone activity that kids will love! This is a great activity for learning about spider anatomy or makes a great Halloween game. Kids will enjoy searching for the correct stones while learning new nature vocabulary words, strengthening fine motor skills, and comparing different stone sizes and shapes.  

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