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A "Bush Birthday Party"!
My grandson's classmate had his 8th birthday at the big Ku-Ring-Gai Wildflower Garden in NSW, Australia.
Before they sat down to eat, the ranger took them on a guided walk on the trails and they collected natural things from the ground, like seeds and pods and leaves.
The ranger held a bowl of brown balls and cautioned the kids not to bite them because they were not chocolate.
They were lumps of moist clay!
Here's my sweet Eyal contemplating what kind of "bush critter" to make from the raw materials.
Here's what came out.
Two girls created these fanciful gardens.
What a fun way to combine nature walks with "organic bush crafts."
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(Linking to OurWorld Tuesday.)
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Wow, great party:-)
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea for a party.
ReplyDeleteQuite a way to have a party!
ReplyDeleteI recently messed around with some clay during a one night art festival here... hadn't done that since high school art classes.
This is such a great idea for a birthday party. What an adorable grandson!
ReplyDeleteThe children are having a great time creating crafts from what they found on their walk.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun!
ReplyDeleteALOHA
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Great teaching experiment---- Knowledge and then FUN. Love that combo. btw GREAT smile!
ReplyDeleteI am not sure I would have liked this, but the kids look very happy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet boy. What a joyful and educating party. Great photos, Dina!
ReplyDeleteThis beautiful photo reminds us of the grand cycle of life and why we keep "looking up" as you said. Priceless!
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