As a substitute for traditional clay we decided to use Fimo because it’s the kind of clay that children are more likely to use (and you can harden it in the oven!). I wasn’t really into this task and my Dalmatian looks a bit crap. However, Tess’s cat looks great!
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- Build a nest out of grass and twigs
- Build a sand castle
- Bury a friend in the sand
- Camp out in the garden
- Climb a tree
- Collect frogspawn
- Create a clay sculpture
- Feed a farm animal
- Find 10 different leaves in the park
- Find some worms
- Grow cress on a windowsill
- Grow vegetables
- Have your face painted
- Make a den in the garden
- Make a mini assault course in your garden
- Make a mud pie
- Make a painting using your hands and feet
- Make a paper-mache mask
- Make and fly a kite
- Make breakfast in bed for your parents
- Make perfume from flower petals
- Make snow angels
- Make some bread
- Make your own modelling dough mixture
- Organise your own teddy bears picnic
- Pick some strawberries
- Plant a tree
- Play pooh sticks
- Recognise 5 different bird species
- Ride a bike through a puddle
- Roll on your side down a grassy bank
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