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🍁 Autumn crafts 🍁 🍂 photo one: leaf collage and sorting. Head out for an autumnal walk and take a little bag with you to collect lots of leaves. When you get home you can turn them into a courting and colour sorting activity. Finally with lots of glue and maybe some added glitter your little ones can make a leaf collage sticking them down onto a large piece of paper or card. 🍂 photo two: leaf rubbing. Grab some paper and wax crayons. Lay a leaf under your paper and rub a wax crayon over the top to create a beautiful picture showing all the details of the leaf underneath. 🍂 photo three: bird feeder. You’ll need 100g lard, 200g of any seeds you wish to use, an orange and some string. Cut the orange in half and scoop out the middle. Save the flesh for snack time. Pierce a hole in the top of each orange half and tie the string around it. Melt the lard in a saucepan, add the seeds and mix together. Pop the mixture into the orange halves and place in the fridge to set. Once set hang on a tree in your garden.

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