7. Draw on bark
10. Bob for apples
12. Go fishing
14. Sort seaweed
15. Create a treature hunt
17. Dig in sand
18. make some ochre paint from rocks
Do you encourage your children to play with bits of nature?
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18 ways to play with bits of nature
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