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Wednesday, 30 March 2016

Spring Spotters


Spring is here! So I've done a little activity to get you out the house and use up some of the kids energy! 

 Print this page for the kids, go on a little walk and see how many signs of spring you can spot.

Flowers and trees - New flowers are a great way of spotting spring. Can you find daffodils, bluebells and tree blossom?

Woodland filled with bluebells


Daffodils


Cherry blossom

Birds - Listen as well as look for birds. They get louder in the spring as they call to each other. Are the birds collecting leaves and branches? They might be building a nest. Robins like to look for worms and bugs when the soil has been dug. Can you see a Robin in your garden?
Nest Building


Bird Singing

Robin Red Breast

Frog spawn - Have a look in a pond. Can you see any small eggs like the picture? These grow into frogs!
Frog spawn
Queen Bee - If you can hear a buzzing it could be the queen bee looking for a good place to start her hive.
Bee on flowers

Butterfly - As the weather gets warmer you might see butterflies in your garden or at the park.
Butterfly

 Animals - Hedgehogs start to wake up from hibernation in the spring. Can you see any in the garden? Can you see their footprints? If you're lucky to live near a farm you might see lambs in the field as you walk or drive passed.

Lamb

Hedgehog

Ducklings - When your near to a river or lake have a look for ducks. Can you see any swimming with their babies?

Ducklings and their mother

Happy Spring Spotting!!!

Enjoy!

Mummy Snowy Owl
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5 comments:

  1. Unknown19 March 2017 at 11:32

    Aww I love this - I forgot how many wonders spring brings us. It's the season of life really isn't it? I will have to take my little ones on a walk and look-out for some of these things.

    Thanks for sharing and linking up to #AnythingGoes

    Janet

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  2. Louise2 April 2017 at 23:10

    What a lovely idea! I will keep this in mind for when my little boy is a bit older! #sharingthebloglove

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  3. Laura - Dear Bear and Beany3 April 2017 at 22:51

    I love spring and it's lovely to be able to get outdoors. This is a great activity to keep the little ones interested when we are out and about. thank you for joining us at #SharingtheBlogLove x

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  4. Katy - Hot Pink Wellingtons5 April 2017 at 08:09

    Spring is the most amazing season for discoveries after such a long winter! My son is nearly 3 and he loves to see what we can spot when we're out and about - he's loved the blossom and the daffodils so far, I can't wait for him to see the bluebells! Thanks for joining us at #SharingtheBlogLove

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  5. honest Mum20 April 2017 at 11:43

    Beautiful spring pics

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