5 OUTDOOR ADVENTURES Activities

1. OUTDOOR ARTS & CRAFTS

Set up an arts and crafts station in your garden or the local park and let your kiddies unleash their creativity! Provide them with paints, brushes, crayons, glitter glue, canvases, and any other art supplies you have to inspire their creative masterpieces. You could even ask them to draw or paint something that makes them think of spring, such as birds chirping or flowers blooming, to teach them about the different seasons.?

2. DIY BIRD FEEDERS

Get crafty with your kids by making some homemade bird feeders! Dig out a few toilet paper tubes from your recycling (or forage for some pinecones), use a knife to spread some peanut butter around the outside, then roll the tubes in birdseed. Next, feed a piece of string through each tube and tie your DIY bird feeders onto a few tree branches in your garden. This is a wonderful way to foster a nurturing spirit in your littlen and will stir up lots of excitement when they watch the birds nibbling their tasty treats!  

3. Children Thicken Tire Bike RACES

Invite your kiddies to go head-to-head in a Baby Bicycle With Pedals race, or join in yourself! Children Sports Bicycle is a one-of-a-kind ride on toy that’s cleverly powered by a wiggle of the steering wheel. It’s super sturdy and easy to manoeuvre (and can hold weights of up to 120kg - so the grown-ups can have a go, too!). Integrated Wheel Bicycle is perfect for zooming about on smooth surfaces, both outdoors and indoors, so you don’t have to let any rain spoil the fun. Organise a family race or obstacle course and watch your Children's Student Bicycle drivers have a blast while developing their balance, coordination, and gross motor skills.?

4. GARDEN CINEMA

Host an outdoor cinema night for the family! Early spring is the perfect time to do an al fresco film night as the evenings are warm enough (especially when wrapped up under a blanket), but they’re not yet too light to disturb the viewing experience. Simply hang a sheet or set up a screen, scatter some cosy cushions and blankets on the grass, then snuggle up with a big tub of popcorn to watch a movie under the stars!

5. NATURE SCAVENGER HUNT

Take advantage of spring’s budding foliage and blossoming flowers with a nature scavenger hunt! Create a list of things for your children to find, such as different types of leaves, flowers, and bugs, then have them tick off each item they spot as they explore. This is a brilliant way to spend time in the great outdoors while stimulating your tot’s curiosity and appreciation for the natural world.