Once again our little Stompers have been busy.
Enjoy!
Making bird feeders
Ready to go home!
This is serious digging with real shovels!
This is a small heating pad that we have set up as a place to warm hands...and gloves!
Ahhhhhh... nice and warm!
I watched in silence as this little one wandered off from the group. It was an privilege to give her the time she needed to explore her place in the nature.
Holes in tree trunks always provoke many questions from their curious little minds.
A favourite book for winter story time - The Mitten by Jan Brett
The perfect slide!
This is toilet paper, soap and warm water. It makes a wonderful slimy sensory activity.
We never tire of throwing fir cones into the creek off the bridge!
A great way to start the morning...warm play dough!
Thanks for stomping by!
Once again your photos are stunning. Looks like a busy, busy couple of months, enjoy the rest & look forward to seeing you all back in the Spring.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kierna. I enjoy receiving your comments.
ReplyDeleteWow! Very lucky children to have such amazing opportunities to explore!! Keep up the good work/play :)
ReplyDeleteI was wondering what you used to make the seed stick to the pinecones. So many ideas thanks for sharing
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DeleteWe use lard, because it is as natural as possible. I have heard of people using peanut butter! The children love making them and very proud to take them home to feed 'their' birds. Enjoy, and thanks for the comment.