Year-round nature crafts connect children to the outdoors. Three projects:
Tools: Pots, pruners, soil, gravel, coffee filter, trowel.
Steps: Collect seedling (with permission) or buy shrub. Trim ⅓ roots, pot with drainage layer. Trim ⅓ top. Water, shape over years. Easy starters: juniper, maple, azalea.
Materials: Hot glue gun, small rocks, roof material (sticks, mossy cardboard, straw).
Build: Rock foundation → glue walls with window/door openings → add roof. Variations: log cabin (twigs), stone-covered box.
Pine cones, acorns, pressed flowers → wreaths, decoupage, flower chains. Free materials, endless creativity.
Nature provides the supplies—kids provide the imagination.
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