It’s coming to the time of year when the birds in our gardens will be looking for extra food to munch on, these bird feeders will be a real treat and look cute too.
Zori used her fine motor skills threading blueberries and cheerios onto a pipe cleaner. You can really see her concentrating in this picture 🙂
We hung these up in the garden, Zori was really proud of her creation. It’s best to hang up any new bird feeder creation in the same area where your usual bird food is, this way you can ensure the birds will enjoy your tasty treat.
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What a great idea to use cheerios! Genius 🙂 we are definitely going to try this idea! #LetKidsBeKids x
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Just make sure the kids don’t eat all the Cheerios!
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That’s a great way to treat the birds and have fun learning some fine motor skills too. She looks pleased with her bird treat.
Thanks for sharing #LetKidsBeKids
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She was very pleased!!
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What a cute idea.
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😀
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What a lovely idea to develop fine motor skills and encourage Zori to be aware of nature. Cute photos! 🙂 #LetKidsBeKids
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Aww thanks x
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This is an adorable activity! I believe my toddler would enjoy making these and I know the birds would appreciate it. Visiting from #LetKidsBeKids
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Kind of kills two birds with one stone!!
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What a lovely idea, not only is it a great thing to feed the birds but they look really pretty too 🙂
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Thanks Sarah. Let’s hope the birds will be happy x
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A sweet activity, she looks very pleased with it too! Fantastic for toddlers developing their fine motor skills and that concentration is fantastic! I’m sure the birds will love their treat.
Thanks slouch for linking up to #HowtoSunday. 🙂 x
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She was very pleased. Thanks for your lovely linky Jenny x
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Lovely idea for little hands to get involved with, we always make bird feeders from melted lard and fruit but they’re not as instant as these!
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We tried lard ones last year but then the sun came out and they ended up one big heap on the floor!!
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This is a brilliant idea, practical but lovely to look at as well.
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Indeed x
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Oh my goodness…that’s a brilliant idea! I love it! Did the birds like it? #HowtoSundays
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We did this activity back in June so I think the birds were too busy eating my raspberries!!
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These are lovely Lara, we have made them in activity hour before too, threading them onto old baler twine from Farmer Nick’s shed, as you say they are great for concentration and fun to make, great for coordination and then enjoy some outdoor fun watchingout for the birds to arrive
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Love those, great idea. I think A would really enjoy doing this! Thanks for linking up to #MarvMondays! Kaye xo
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