Games make everything more fun for children. There are so many benefits to play-based learning. It can foster a love of learning but can also aid cognitive, social and physical development. In the Little Muddy Boots garden, you’ll frequently see us get our nature bingo cards out. We love playing games outdoors! Now that we’re […]
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Tomato seedlings grow fast and are very hungry feeders so you need to ensure you repot at the right time to keep them growing strong. Here is our guide on repotting tomato seedlings. Handle the seedlings carefully when removing them from their containers to minimise disruption to the roots. Remove any lower leaves so when
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In this blog post, we’ll explore how to grow fruit and veg in a small space. That could be a little green area, courtyard or even a windowsill! If you’ve always wanted to have a go at growing your own fruit and vegetables but thought space was an issue, read on and find out how
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Little Hands, Big Discoveries. Why Outdoor Play Matters for Every Child. There is something magical about watching young children play outside. Little boots sinking into soft soil. Curious hands lifting leaves to see what might be hiding underneath. That moment of quiet concentration when a worm is discovered and the whole world seems to pause.
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Daffodils are commonly known as Spring trumpets – their bright yellow colours marking the arrival of the new season. Fun Daffodil Ideas and Games to Play Outside Hunt around your garden or local park with your child and see if you can spot any daffodils. Then talk about how many are open and if there
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Throughout this blog post we will share some useful tips for dressing your children for Autumn and Winter so they can enjoy playing and exploring the outdoors even during the colder months. You might also find some of the hints and tips useful for yourselves as well. The key to remember is there is no
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This May half-term, Little Muddy Boots was thrilled to bring a burst of colour and creativity to The Lexicon Bracknell as part of their Spring into Colour celebration. Families, young gardeners, and local care home residents all came together to explore, create and enjoy the magic of spring. A Pop-Up Garden in Union Square For
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Little Muddy Boots was delighted to continue their support of the prestigious Royal Windsor Flower Show, sharing our passion for gardening, nature, and outdoor learning with visitors from across the country. Inspiring Schools Ahead of the Show Our involvement begins long before the gates opened. In the months leading up to the show, our teaching
Bees buzzing in the blossoms, butterflies dancing in the sunlight, our gardens are home to some truly magical visitors! These colourful creatures do an incredibly important job – they’re pollinators, helping plants grow, helping fruit set and flowers bloom. Without them, we wouldn’t have apples, strawberries or even chocolate! The great news? Children can become
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June is a wonderful time to get out into the garden and start sowing. The weather is lovely and warm with the promise of summer ahead of us, meaning seeds can be sown directly outside without the danger of frosts. There are lots of vegetables that are great to plant in June with so many
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