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Sunday, March 5, 2017

A Week of Nature Activities to Do


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Nature activities and Spring go hand in hand. Spring feels like it’s here and I’m ready for it! (Unfortunately, it’s only February now, and since I’m in Iowa I am sure it is short lived and will be gone just as quick.)

I can’t wait for the flowers to pop up and the leaves to bud, so I’m prepping us with a week of nature activities when nature is ready where you are.

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A week of nature activities for kids to do!

How to plan weekly activities for your kids:

Just to give you a little background on how I plan a week of activities for my own kids:

I start with the gauging what my child is interested in (using the “My Child This Week” sheet of the free weekly planner). I fill one out for each of my kids and what they’re into at the moment. I use this as my guide to plan our activities accordingly.

Here’s where you can download the free activity planner.

With each of my kids’ interests, I brainstorm 7 activities to do that week. I jot them down on the simple ‘Activities To Do This Week’ planner. As for this week of activities to learn a letter, it could be any of our letter learning activities. But for this one in particular, I wanted the ability to be able to focus in on one letter.

And of course, like always, I include a day of family time. I think the kids will especially love this family activity!

Here’s a week of activities for kids to get out in nature!

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A week of nature activities for kids to do!

Monday: Nature Scavenger Hunt

Hunt for nature. Use colors and shapes as clues.

Supplies needed:

  • basket or bucket (optional)

Find details: Nature Scavenger Hunt

Nature suncatcher for kids to make

Tuesday: Nature Suncatcher

Make a nature suncatcher. Cut the centers out of paper plates. Cover with clear contact paper. Fill with found objects from nature.

Supplies needed:

  • paper plates
  • clear contact paper
  • objects from nature

Find details: Nature Collage Suncatcher Craft

Counting flower petals - one of many great nature activities for kids to do!

Wednesday: Counting Flower Petals

Go on a hunt around your yard to find a variety of different flowers. Take a moment to observe them to see how they are similar or different. Then count the flower petals on each one.

Supplies needed:

  • flowers

Find details: Counting Flower Petals

What absorbs water? and other fun nature activities for kids

Thursday: What Absorbs Water?

Collect various objects of nature in a muffin tin. Pour water into each section to see what absorbs water and what doesn’t.

Supplies needed:

  • nature
  • muffin pan
  • water

Find details:What Absorbs Water Experiment

Painting with nature and other fun nature activities for kids

Friday: Painting with Nature

Gather a few items from nature. Lay out a piece of paper and a tray of paint. Use the items from nature as paintbrushes to paint a masterpiece!

Supplies needed:

  • nature
  • paper
  • paint
  • tray

Find details: Painting with Nature

Leaf Rubbings Matching Game - and other fun nature activities for kids

Saturday: Leaf Rubbings Match Up

Find various pairs of leaves in nature. Tape one of each leaf on the back of a piece of paper. Rub crayons over front side of the paper to show the leaf! Match the remaining leaf to the crayon rubbings.

Supplies needed:

  • leaves from nature
  • crayons
  • white paper
  • tape

Find details: Leaf Rubbings Match Up

What a cute nature sensory bag! And more nature activities for kids to do

Sunday: Nature Sensory Bag

Create a sensory bag with hair gel in a baggy. Add nature items, such as flowers, grass and leaves. Tape it to the window to explore in the sunlight.

Supplies needed:

  • nature
  • hair gel or clear gelatin
  • gallon-size freezer baggy
  • tape

Find details: Nature Sensory Bag

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