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Closed 🌷 BIG Nature Book G I V E A W A Y 🌷

CLOSED. Winner will be contacted via DM and announced within 48 hours

Love nature books as much as I do? I’ve joined together with a group of nature loving families to bless someone with 16 of our favorite nature books! These beautiful books inspire us to get outside, and are perfect for nature studies. Entering is so simple, and I promise the mamas you end up following will only enrich your IG feed!

TO ENTER, simply:

1️⃣ LIKE and SAVE this post
2️⃣ COMMENT and tell us which is your favorite season and why!
3️⃣ Head to @books.and.blessings to finish entering on their post!

That's it!⠀
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⭐BONUS ⭐ entries if you SHARE this post in your stories and TAG @books.and.blessings⠀
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Closes March 26, 2021 at 9pm EST. Open worldwide. If winner resides outside of the United States, they will receive an amazon gift card instead. Not sponsored or affiliated with IG.⠀

It’s Twins! I’ve been a little quiet over th

It’s Twins!

I’ve been a little quiet over the last couple of months, and this right here is the reason, or should I say reasons!!! It was by far my most difficult first trimester and I’m just starting to feel more like myself (an exhausted version).

We are SOOO thrilled (and still a little shocked) that baby # 5 & 6 will be joining this summer!!!! 🎉

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Nature Finds Valentines 💗 *free printable* We

Nature Finds Valentines 💗 *free printable*

We have quite the collection of nature finds, so we dug into them for this project. Depending on where you live (and if the ground isn’t frozen over) you could head outside and collect most of what you need! 🧡

We also set out paint, sequins and googly eyes and the kids got busy decorating their nature finds for their friends.

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💗 I just made these into Printables for you all. Head to my bio or stories to link to the cards if you’d like to print them yourself. 💗 And feel free to tag any friends below who you think might want to make these too!

I used a thick card stock which is important for when you get to the point you want to secure your finds to the backing.

🍁 The leaves we used were wax-dipped from the fall, so we used just a tiny* dab of hot glue directly onto the card and they peel off without damage .
🌲 To secure the pinecones and sticks I simply dapped a bit of hot glue on the card and put a piece of string through it. Once it dried I tied it around the nature find. Does that make sense? 🤷🏼‍♀️Check the stories. I demonstrate it lol
🪨 For small rocks and pebbles I just tied them on with string (same as above). The kids did pick a few larger rocks from the front walkway and a rubber band around the card worked well for those. They will be handled with care. I’ll add that to the stories too.

Happy early Valenpines day to you all 💗

Stoke the Fire 🔥 Craftivity So simple and so

Stoke the Fire 🔥 Craftivity

So simple and so fun! Just add some oxygen to your fire and watch it grow!

This mornings science experiment taught us that fire *needs* oxygen (experiment in stories).

So we extended that thought and created a little piece of art for our walls this week.

What you need
• watercolor paints
• water
• paintbrush
• watercolor paper
• sticks and twigs
• hot glue
• straw

1. While outside, collect some sticks.
2. Glue them on the bottom of a piece of watercolor paper.
3. Fill your brush with a lot of color and water and add it right above your “logs”.
4. Use a straw and stoke your fire! By adding a little oxygen to that growing fire you are going to give it the boost it needs! 😉 (tip, have the kids get nice and low so that their breath really pushes the water and paint forward).
5. Repeat steps 3 &4 as you wish! Make your fire as strong as you’d like! Some helpful videos in today’s stories of my kids making theirs.

Enjoy!

** thank you for all of the wonderful messages and emails over the last few weeks. I know I’ve really dropped off social media. We are all doing well, and really needed to step back. We’ve had something really big come up, well I guess two different things, and it’s taken most of my time and energy. More on that soon 😘

🌙 Lunch Time! 🌙 having a little fun with

🌙 Lunch Time! 🌙

having a little fun with our lunch today

We are reading some favourite solar system books while biting our moon shaped lunch into moon phase shapes.

Just like the moon, our homeschool journey goes through phases. And today, I needed to change up the plans. So there’s no checking anything off any to-do list. Just a moon lunch and lots of time outside. The writing can wait, the Wolf report can wait, and the laundry will definitely wait.

Happy Tuesday everyone. 💗

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Magic Moon Phases 🌙 (aka Watercolour Resist) T

Magic Moon Phases 🌙
(aka Watercolour Resist)

This has to be one of my favourite activities of all time. Kids love it too, because it’s MAGIC! 💫 And even though we did it during Harvest Moon week, we are going to do it again this week while learning more about the Moon! Instead of a banner each of my kiddos are going to make there own Moon Phase Poster for the wall.

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Supplies
• watercolours
• watercolour paper
• white wax crayon
• pencil
• small cup or something to help draw circles

Directions
1. Cut your watercolour paper into quarters. You will need 8 pieces total (1 for each phase).
2. Draw a circle on each of the cut rectangles. Add the moon phases to the circles and label each one. You can use the visuals in last weeks free STEM email as a guide.
3. Using the white crayon, colour in the portion of the moon that is visible to our eye during each phase. Take your time to colour as much of the space as you can. The watercolour will resist the crayon, making it appear when we paint. For example, for the full moon you will colour in the entire moon, but for the new moon you won’t use the crayon at all.
* for young learners, try outlining the space and having them colour it in just to keep the general shape before painting OR you can do the colouring and they do the painting.
4. Go ahead and paint! Paint over the entire space and watch your phase appear like magic!
**important, ask your child to paint lightly over the space, with plenty of water and pigment on their brush. They should not need to push hard. This will make for a better result. A ‘full’ watercolour brush, with lots of bristles works best too.
5. You can then make a moon phase banner by hanging these cards using a hole punch (or paperclips) and string.

🌙and don’t worry about colouring in the space perfectly. Anywhere that paint adheres to your moon between the wax crayon makes for some fabulous craters! Check out that full moon in the top left corner 👌

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