If your children love making potions and love bath bombs, then this activity is for you!

See how the fluffy white dandelion clock forms after the flower has blossomed and preserve the dandelion clocks by keeping them in a jar so that the wind doesn’t blow the seeds away.

Making a miniature woodland garden is a great way to bring a bit of the woodland into your own garden as well as creating a fun space for small world play.

From early spring to the end of summer is nesting season for birds. You can help them by leaving out nesting materials in this vine ball nesting material dispenser.

Using natural dyes to decorate eggs creates some beautiful colours like these gorgeous blue and sunny yellow eggs. Ceramic eggs are also a great alternative to real eggs for vegans or those that don’t eat eggs.

Celebrate the return of the bees with this beautiful alder cone bee mobile! Alder trees are common throughout the UK all year round.

Making a nature bracelet is such a simple activity to do with children of all ages but it’s a great way to add a bit of extra fun to a nature walk with your children or even to explore the plants growing in your own garden!

Make beautiful sun prints with leaves and flowers.

Make some fun and simple butterfly petal pictures using brightly coloured petals and leaves

Printing with flowers is a lovely plastic free nature craft activity that is simple to do and can be done by children of all ages.