Hands-on nature craft projects using materials found outdoors. Leaf pressing, stick weaving, flower pounding, bark rubbings, and more. Each project connects creativity with nature observation. Kids collect materials mindfully and create something meaningful from them.
Ages 6–14 · Activity guide · 3 skill levels
Six nature crafts using what your child collects themselves: leaf pressing, flower pounding, bark rubbings, stick weaving. Collection first, then observation, then making. The gathering is half the activity.
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