On Tuesday, 27th May, Krysa led the pre schoolers walk at Angus Buchanan Park:
“We had a lovely time exploring the wildflower meadow at Angus Buchanan VC Recreation ground even though the weather was a little wet! The children looked for different coloured flowers to see if they could use them to make interesting marks in their books.
We also taped the flowers in so they can reference them and add more at a later date whilst naming as many different plants as we could whilst creating a weave.
The children found clover, buttercups, oxide daisies, bird’s foot trefoil, cowslip and pyramidal orchids, taking the time to look at the different colours and shapes of each.
The children also used the different types of grasses to paint in their books, creating some beautiful marks and different textures.” Krysa
If you’d like to join Krysa next time, book your spot today!
Nagshead Nature Reserve Creative Walk in Nature for Preschool Children
Tue, 24 Jun, 09:45am
Krysa moved to the Forest of Dean 4 years ago and has since become a mother of two under three. She’s an early years practitioner who is passionate about outdoor education and the environment. She is often found with a camera around her neck or a pencil in hand making her the perfect leader for nurturing your child’s creativity and curiosity.
Canopy Creative Network 