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St. David’s Day, the saints day for Wales, is marked on 1st March, and even if you have no Welsh connections the two recipes are so delicious you can use the day as a great excuse to give them a try. Daffodils are the flower emblem of Wales, and such a welcome hint of spring, so why not try the two daffodil craft ideas here too. St. David’s day activities Read more »Welcome spring into your home this week than with a daffodil craft. We used recycled card and egg boxes to make this daffodil bunting – here’s how to make it. Start by looking at some real daffodils with your children, counting the petals and talking about the shapes and patterns.
Spring is in the air! Well almost, but you can cheat a bit and fill your house with gorgeous flowers with this idea for a daffodil windmill. It’s very easy to make and the children can have lots of fun blowing it and making it spin round. You can find full instructions . . . → Read More: St. David’s day craft To celebrate St. David’s Day or Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Sant we have been making daffodil windmills today. I think they look so cheery that they’d be great to make on any Spring day – and a vase of them would make a lovely Mothers’ Day gift. Here’s how we made them. You’ll need: yellow card (or . . . → Read More: Daffodil windmills for St. David’s Day  |
   
                    
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