This is good old-fashioned play at its finest. Building a fairy house is sure to invite a sense of wonder, encourage curiosity, ignite creativity, and promote problem-solving skills through engineering challenges. Best of all, you will have a magical time stepping out into nature and imagining the infinite possibilities of a tiny hidden world while working together to build an eco-friendly, whimsical little home.
Nature
Fine Motor
Construction
Math
Let's Play!
SET THE STAGE FOR PLAY: 10 Minutes
Adult Participation: Optional
Ready
A collection of natural materials:
Sticks
Pebbles
Stones
Bark
Leaves
Grass
Shells
Moss
Flowers
Pinecones
Acorns
Feathers
Set
Choose and gather your natural materials from the list above.
Find the perfect place to build your fairy house.
We recommend building against a natural structure such as a rock or tree, or, if inside, you can build in a corner or under a sofa.
Play!
Be an architect and use your larger natural parts to engineer a sturdy structure.
Design and embellish the fairy house of your dreams.
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