Outdoor activities offer a wealth of benefits for kids, from physical health to cognitive development and emotional well-being. Here are some fantastic options:

1. Camping: Whether it's in your backyard or a designated campsite, camping is a fantastic way for kids to disconnect from screens and connect with nature. They can learn basic survival skills and enjoy activities like roasting marshmallows or storytelling around the campfire.
2. Water Play: Whether it's a trip to the beach, a lake, or even just a sprinkler in the backyard, water play is always a hit with kids. Swimming, building sandcastles, or simply splashing around are all fun options.
3. Nature Crafts:Collect natural materials like sticks, leaves, and flowers, and use them to create art. Kids can make nature bracelets, leaf rubbings, or even build fairy houses using items they find outside.
4. Gardening: Get kids involved in gardening by planting flowers, herbs, or vegetables. It teaches them about responsibility, patience, and where food comes from. Plus, they'll love getting their hands dirty!

     We recommend the Little Pals Green Gardening Stater Kit!

5. Outdoor Sports: Soccer, basketball, frisbee, or any other outdoor sports are great for getting kids active and teaching them valuable teamwork and sportsmanship skills.

Remember, the key is to let kids explore and engage with the outdoors in a way that's fun and safe for them. Encourage curiosity, imagination, and a sense of wonder!