Learn how to forage for foods in season in spring, how to identify wild garlic, and try this deliciously easy recipe for wild garlic pesto.
Easy frittata recipe:: spring egg recipe kids can make
This easy frittata recipe is a great egg recipe kids can make. It’s quick, healthy and tasty – a perfect spring recipe.
Easy frittata recipe:: spring egg recipe kids can make
Eat the season :: foods in season in spring
Connect with nature and show your children where their food comes from by eating the seasons. Use this seasonal food guide and tips for eating seasonally. Plus, download my free Eat the Seasons poster.
Eat the season :: foods in season in spring
Easy rhubarb recipe :: how to make rhubarb muffins
Want to eat seasonally, or wondering how to cook rhubarb? This easy rhubarb muffin recipe is quick, simple, and delicious, and comes with a free printable recipe sheet.
Easy rhubarb recipe :: how to make rhubarb muffins
Free printable rainbow taste test sheets
Explore your sense of taste, and maybe support picky eaters to try something new, with this printable rainbow taste test activity.
Free printable rainbow taste test sheets
The Homemade Play Dough Recipe Book
Love sensory play? You’ll love The Homemade Play Dough Recipe Book. It’s a fantastic resource that brings you recipes and ideas for a whole year of play.
The Homemade Play Dough Recipe Book
Play dough is such a beneficial material for children to play with and so versatile that it can be used however old your children are, and whatever their passions might be.
The Homemade Play Dough Recipe Book brings you recipes and play ideas for a whole year of activities. It includes great ideas for sensory and imaginative play, creating small worlds, art projects, and math and literacy activities.
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Math games :: bake some shapes
Active math games are more fun than worksheets, aren’t they? I was reminded of a great phrase this week : hands on, brains on! Children learn through their senses, through hands-on play and through doing. This idea combines all three – let’s bake some shapes!