As we approach winter in the southern hemisphere, it’s hard to get my head around it being summer in the northern hemisphere. I think I need to become one of those people who spend 6 months in the north and 6 in the south, so I will always be in warm weather. On that note, here are 10 things I want to cross off my list to do with Keaton when summer finally comes to our hemisphere.
1. Trips to beach
2. Make a sandpit in the garden and a digger to play on (Uta's Adventure Family)
3. Craft days
Play with a messy spaghetti sensory box (One Perfect Day)
Finger painting (Happy Mum Happy Child)
Paint with cars (Hands On: As We Grow)
Spray Bottle liquid Chalk (Growing in a jeweled Rose)
5. Family trail walks
6. Go to an animal farm
7. Outdoor water play
Water walls (P is for Preschooler)
Pool Noodle Water Wall ( Teaching Mama)
Paint the driveway (Hands on as we grow)
8. Plant a veggie garden -our garden currently has one tree
9. Let Keaton dress me for a day (he loves choosing what he wants to wear, so why not let him decide what I wear
10. Christmas themed craft making session(Christmas is during summer in the southern hemisphere)
Advent Calendar out of baby food jars (Teacher by Trade Mother by Nature)
Homemade Wrapping Paper
Night Before Christmas box (Oh my!Creative)
DIY wall Christmas tree ( Toddler approved)
Tree ornaments (a little craft DIY)
What are some of the things you want to have on your summer bucket list?
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So many great ideas Claire! Looks like it's going to be a very fun Summer for you and Keaton! Thank you for featuring my Advent Calendar!
ReplyDeleteNo worries Charlene, its a fab idea, I like that you can reuse it and put things inside that are specific to the child and not just boring chocolates. Off to read your blog post now :)
DeleteAs I told Charlene, I didn't even think about it being winter elsewhwere int he world! It is hard to imagine the sesaons being so different. This sounds like a great list, though, and I hope it will give you something to look forward to as you get through winter!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa, I know its crazy how things are so different, yet we are all living on the same planet! Look forward to doing these activities when it finally gets warmer here.
DeleteSuch wonderful ideas! It is so amazing to hear about other parts of the world. Finger painting was always so fun as a kid. We love going for walks with the kids, though they are not always so thrilled by the end! LOL! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThanks Stacey, I almost want to make some finger paints and keep them for me to use! There is something satisfying about not using a paint brush to paint :-)
DeleteSuch cute projects I love the water walls and the noodle one, too. I taught Preschool until recently and paining with anything besides brushes is always a hit!
ReplyDeleteBring on summer - I am so excited for water play! :-) Thanks for stopping by
DeleteI can't believe it's practically summer but loving it, much more to do outdoors with kids! I love that spaghetti sensory box, will have to add that to our bucket list. Thanks for all the fun ideas :)
ReplyDeleteMiss summer... Love this list. We 'painted' our driveway a few times last summer :) Thanks for sharing with the #BlogFair. Hope you can visit again next week.
ReplyDeleteSome lovely ideas and activities here. You should link with #imaginationmatters great ideas. #linkalist
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Thanks - I have have linked up with #imaginationmatters :-)
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I really like the idea of using cars to do painting with. Thanks for linking up to #imaginationmatters. It would be great to see you next week for anything "circus" related
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. I love that idea too, cant wait for it to get a bit warmer here, so we can try some of these :)
DeleteGreat list of summer activities. We love spaghetti sensory play, it's a favourite here.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up with #linkalist
Its so simple, but so effective, I think its fab, think I may have to make some to play with on a rainy day :)
DeleteThink I'll join you for six months in the northern hemisphere - I'm not a fan of winter either! Great ideas here, I love the noodle one!
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