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Spring has finally arrived! Celebrate the season of flowers by making a garden-inspired vase budding with blooms of the season. Capturing the feeling of a cheerful sunny day, this vase is just the thing to brighten your table for spring.
Want to bump up the learning? Use this activity to segue into a lesson on plants and the seasons. What happens to plants in the spring? Explore plant anatomy and growth with your young botanist to dive headfirst into the science of spring!
What You Need:
- Shallow plastic container or glass jar (yogurt containers and baby food jars work well), washed well and dried
- Non-toxic, clear-drying glue
- Disposable cup
- Paint brush
- Scissors
- Assorted small natural objects such as flower petals and leaves (go on a scavenger hunt with your child to find these)
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