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Hi mum, dads, grannies and grandads!

Do you want something local outdoors and nature related to do with your children/ grandchildren during the Easter Holidays?


Holly is back running Easter Holiday Muddy Boots Sessions open to OLDER CHILDREN - (up to and including 12 years) in the Devonshire Road Nature Reserve. (older and younger children can come together)


All children will be able to engage in the activities to differing levels and i will have a range of activities to keep everyone busy. The knot tying and rope work session is more complicated so better for 5+.

All are welcome to any session especially if siblings (i will have a range of activities that will suit all ages).


Nature learning and nature craft, wool craft, tool use, bird spotting, amphibian studies, leaf and bark ID, pond life ID, classifying animals, learning birdsong, nature poems and stories, walks in the woods, possible notebook sewing, being together, hanging out in the meadow, being free, being happy, fresh air..


ALL SESSIONS will include activities plus a woodland walk and a tug of war in the meadow (grouped into ages!) Plus snacks, drinks, stories and poems and two hours in the glorious fresh air of the Devonshire Road Nature Reserve


There are 9 Easter sessions available.


Sunday 7th April 1.30-4pm (wood, wool craft and whittling)


Monday 8th April 10-12.30 (pond life and amphibian study and clay amphibian modelling


Monday 8th April 1.30-4pm (simple knots, ropework, and building structures)


Tues 9th April 1.30-4pm (pond life and amphibian study and clay amphibian modelling


Wed 10th April 10-12.30 (Fire, bannock bread cooking & working with clay)


Wed 10th April 1.30-4pm Wood, wool craft and whittling


Tues 16th April 10-12.30 Wood, wool craft and whittling


Tues 16th April 1.30-4pm simple knots, ropework and building structures


To book on the sessions look at Hoop for the sessions you would like, or PM me here and I can arrange booking


Holly

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