
On my way home from work I walk up a lane lined with Cow Parsley. The other day I saw how tall it was growing and thought Goblin would like that it is taller than him. So I took a few cuttings. I used a big plastic waste paper bin as a vase and filled it with a bit of water to keep the Cow parsley stems fresh over night. I pegged the butterflies to the Cow parsley. I also pegged a few butterflies to the curtains, the shelves, and all around the room so Goblin could randomly find them through out the day.
The main sensory tray contained some twigs (picked on my walk home from the train). I have some plastic butterflies from Amazon
I was so inspired by the butterfly theme I even made Goblin a butterfly fruit snack to go with the play scape.
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I love, love your butterflies on clothes pins!
ReplyDeleteLove your butterfly play ~ it is so pretty, and how wonderful to be watching them go through their cycle!! Such an amazing thing to see :-)
ReplyDeleteThat is so clever. I love those butterfly clips. We were on a butterfly kick last week; I have tons of great book suggestions if you are interested.
ReplyDeleteOh yes please abbie
DeleteLoving the butterflies! What a brilliant idea and super cheap and easy too, this would go down really well with my boys - thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis is so enchanting and magical. You have one lucky little boy to have a mom who puts so much of her time and talent into creating beautiful learning experiences for him. I will be sharing this on FB this weekend and pinning!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. Wonderful, creative idea.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter would love this! Pinned it to the Co-op board!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea!! I may need to do this for my daughter's room. Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday! I hope you have a fabulous weekend!
ReplyDeleteJust want to let you know that I am featuring this at Sharing Saturday this week. Thanks again for sharing!!
DeleteYay! You got it linked up :) This is a beautiful playscape!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great playscape! And I love your addition of the fruit tray - very creative! I'm sure the caterpillars will feel right at home when they hatch. Thanks for linking up at Discover & Explore this week - I'm pinning this to our feature board!
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