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“» BETTER LIFE just getting dirty; they're learning through touch, smell and sight. Give them a few old bowls and muffin trays, add some water, and suddenly your garden turns into a bakery filled with mud pies or a swamp made for dinosaurs. PACK A PICNIC If the sun's out, it's the perfect excuse to pack a picnic basket and head outside. Let the kids help make sandwiches, add some snacks and a few treats, then grab a blanket and find some shade. Even the back garden will do if you don't feel like driving to the park. HUNT FOR TREASURE Few things get kids moving faster than the promise of hidden treasure. Hide a few sweets, small toys or coins around the house or garden and write simple clues to lead the way. Draw pictures for younger kids or write riddles for older ones. FZ e as \ (1% B MINI GARDEN Gardening gives children a sense of ownership, teaches patience and helps them feel connected to the outdoors. Give your child their own little pot to plant in. It could be herbs for the kitchen, easy-to- grow flowers for their bedroom windowsill or a few veggie seeds. Let them paint the pot and add some pebbles or fairy decorations. Kids love being in charge of watering and seeing those first green shoots appear.
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