Clay tea-light holders
Shape a clay holder and press in leaves and seeds.
Make · Wild and Tumble activity
Open for breakfast, birds! Make a tasty pine cone feeder and see who visits.
*Illustrative age guidance. Your child's development and circumstances matter more than a number.

Estimated time: 5 min to prepare · 15 min to make · 5 min to tidy. Check the window over the next few days. It's fine to stop early.
Before you start
Let's begin
That's the whole activity. Tick each step off as you go, and stop whenever you like.
An adult ties string firmly around the top of the pine cone.
Your child spreads lard into the gaps with a blunt knife or spoon.
Roll it around in the seed until it's well covered.
Hang it from a branch you can see from your window.
Keep watch. Who comes to visit first?
That's every step. However it went, you made a little moment together.
If you enjoyed this
Shape a clay holder and press in leaves and seeds.

Hang shells, keys and sticks from a branch to make a tinkly chime.

Stick evergreen sprigs and pine cones onto a paper plate ring.