Seasonal nature table

Last week as we were celebrating May Faire at school, our Nature Table likewise welcomed Spring and the dancers of the season... Some friends of mine and I made these cute table-top May Poles at a gathering we recently had. We had seen a version of this at Spring Creek Store and wanted to similarly liven up our children's play places. I didn't take any in process photos but they were pretty simple to put together: -The base is a chunk of branch about 1 1/2" tall with a hole drilled into the…

Children learn best through play. Imagination play is key to early childhood development. Simple, open ended toys inspire kids to pretend. When toys are unformed, like cloth, wood blocks, sticks, boxes and cloth dolls children have to use their imaginations to make them into something. Thus their imagination is exercised and grows in strength making them more creative adults.

Children love to collect beautiful natural objects and are often proud to see them displayed in a special place in the home. Let them play with there but also hold the space as sacred and special. You will foster an inner connection with nature.

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Step into the enchanting world of Waldorf education as we guide you through the process of creating a nature table. Discover the beauty of natural treasures and seasonal crafts that inspire exploration, imagination, and a deep connection with the natural world.

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