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How to make a journey stick on a nature walk. A fun nature activity to help children learn about nature and their environment.
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These Journey Sticks are a fabulous outdoor prayer activity for kids of all ages to celebrate God's creation. Journey sticks have been used for many years by travellers wanting to share their stories with others on their return. The idea is to head out on an adventure, & as you travel you attach any natural items that you find on your route to your journey stick. It's a great way to encourage kids to be thankful, to be mindful of creation, to discover things which they may not have had time…
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For my lil tree huggers
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How to make a journey stick on a nature walk. A fun nature activity to help children learn about nature and their environment.
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So next time you go on a nature walk grab a TON on unique looking sticks for this simple kids diy nature craft!
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How to make a journey stick on a nature walk. A fun nature activity to help children learn about nature and their environment.
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Find out how to make a journey stick using 2 different methods
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his is a shamanic spirit stick. They have many uses including being used as a talking stick, a spirit companion, a wand, a shamanic journey stick, being used in ceremony and ritual. This was made by me in ceremony using driftwood, leather, twine, beads and feathers.
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Celebrate the Creative - Adventure Sticks and Tree Forts Every nature journey has a story, and creating Adventure Sticks deepens the wonder and memory of it forever. We set off looking for walking sticks, and brought with us yarn and wool roving. When we found something that we liked, we wound it to our walking sticks with yarn or wool roving... thus an adventure stick. The process made the children look with new eyes, and the decorating as creative activity engaged the group ages 4-10. We…
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Washi Tape Walking Sticks
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painted beaver sticks at the Gem
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Guess what everyone loved the best at the last art walk....the spirit sticks! These are my three latest ones but now they have gone to live with someone else. It will not be long before a bunch of new ones crop up!
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We recently made vibrant rainbow wind chimes here in my daycare, using sticks we'd gathered on a nature walk. They were so beautiful and easy to make, we were inspired to make a couple of
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"I decided to bring the idea of the Sharing Circle into our family – as a way to share what is on our minds, to solve problems and to come to decisions. In order for everyone to have equal opportunity in being heard, I felt we would all need representation on our Talking Stick."
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Is a tool used by traditionally by Aboriginal people, but lots of people use them today. ONLY the person who holds the Talking Stick has the right to speak at that time. The Talking Stick is a symbol of how important it is to listen to the person who is speaking. The Talking Stick is passed around the circle from one person to the next until everyone who wants to speak has had a chance to.
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