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Muddy Boots Kids Nature Group, Mon & Fri, Devonshire Road Nature Reserve


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MUDDY BOOTS Children's Outdoor Nature Group at Devonshire Road Nature Reserve Forest Hill.


Its the last Muddy Boots Friday session before Christmas and there will be a variety of things on offer... Come and try something you've not tried yet, or have another go at an activity if you enjoyed it last time!

You can:

- whittle yourself a wand/ screwdriver (safe preschool whittling with a peeler)

- make a bird feeder to help the hungry birds out during the Christmas holidays

- practice your hammering skills in the meadow.

- build yourself a den or explore our dens.


We will have a walk in the woods to find the trail of native UK wild animals that are hiding there this week.

And then it will be back to basecamp for hot chocolate (or a cold drink) and a snack to have with our story, poems and songs.

Muddy Boots is very hands on, relaxed, fun and all outside in the fresh air of the lovely nature reserve. Sessions run every Monday and Friday 10-11.30. They are currently drop in sessions, so no need to book ahead, just turn up on the day.

Meet up at the big green iron Reserve gates on Devonshire Road (opposite Tyson road) at 10am. There is on-street parking on Devonshire Road and Tyson Road.

Prices:

It's ?7 per child, ?10 for 2 siblings, child-minded children discount available

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