A wonderfully fragrant rose water is very refreshing on hot summer days. Children see how Mama uses her perfume and also want to smell good.
This rose water is perfect for natural use and without additives. You can find the detailed instructions here.
Rose water (make it yourself)
Laying pictures with stones
There are stones everywhere, they encourage every child to play with it, make a game out of it, I'll show you how.
Painting with Water – Water Games
The children want to paint outside? Then take a bowl with water and a brush and you can get started. This is also a nice alternative if you don't have chalk at hand! You can even paint without a brush.
Salt dough - medallions with flowers
Salt dough is versatile. Today we use it to make beautiful flower medallions from it. These can be tied to gifts as pendants, be tied together as mobile or decorate bouquets.
Radishe rose
From a radish you can "conjure" a blossoming rose as a salad decoration or at lunch time with a few small cuts.
Paint flowers yourself (easy!)
Flowers can be easily painted, find some flowers on the meadow and take them as a template.
Windhose tinkering
It's easy to make a windpants out of a cardboard roll. You can watch the wind with it. Fits well as a supplement to the Weather offersHave fun!
Pattern & Mandalas painting with street crayons
Painting patterns and mandalas is fun. Especially after a busy day, painting patterns relaxes.
Make a flag
There are so many sticks and branches with us, and on every occasion the children drag them back home again. Today we use a branch to make a flag out of it. Quite simply from an old shirt.
Bake lemon-rosemary cloud cookies
Children love to help with baking. Small children can also help with baking cookies. Suitable for a rainy early summer day, we baked fresh lemon rosemary cookies as small clouds. Lemon and rosemary smell wonderful and are a great combination.