wild for life

Creating these beautiful decorations is great way to encourage your child to think about the consequences of pushing boundaries. It’s also a good way to use up some of the cardboard boxes from the Christmas deliveries!

Pumpkins are more than a spooky decoration for Halloween. Use the whole Pumpkin to rejuvenate and pamper! Try our face mask recipe

To keep spirits high this festive period and to generate some wild energy, try making this pine and sage smudge stick - it will help to invigorate your environment and promote cognitive function too.

This summer why not harvest some of the beautiful flowers and fragrances that we have around us and store them in preparation for autumn and winter?

Unleash the Dennis the Menace in you and make a simple pea shooter - great fun for all the family!

Floral Scented Sugar -

A little bit of sugar never hurt anyone, particularly when it is as delicious as this...

Making a stick friend can facilitate conversations to help your child express themselves.
You can use this activity to make a face to represent different family members or emotions.

Have a go at making some of our SPOOKTACTULAR Halloween Decorations - fangtastic wreaths and table centres. 

Flower pressing is a traditional way to preserve special floral gifts or use flowers in craft projects.  Find out how to get started...

This activity is a great one and can be used for lots of different things, but in this example you can use each of the resources to represent feelings and talk about what each one represents as it is added to the potion.

Growing your own veg has never been easier - check out our ideas for creating your own mini veg patches using recycled materials. A great activity for children.

Edible, scented and beautiful - try making our Sensory Bouquet for a loved one or to say thanks.

Physical anxiety is common and this activity can help to understand what may be at the root of it. Freezing emotions and feelings in the ice can help your child to feel more in control of those.

Autumn is a season full of colour, change and activity.  Download our scavenger hunt to help you to discover this season's marvels of nature.

Looking for gift ideas? Why not put together an explorer's kit to encourage your little one's adventurous side. We've included equipment ideas and FREE downloadable activity sheets to include in your pack.

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Wreaths are not just for Christmas. Use a wreath to brighten up your door at any time of year...try making our Autumn wreath which celebrates this seasons warm colours.

Mud Emojis -

A classic forest school activity, but with a W4L twist...

Tie-dying with a wild twist. Find out how to make natural dye and wild patterns.