Fairy Lane Update

When my daughter was visiting we went for a walk through Fairy Lane.

For little ones it's like a treasure hunt.

So many houses, doors, swings and more to discover.

Here are some of them:

We took our time and let our little one explore the pieces.

Do you see the little fairy hiding in her home?

It was up to high for our little one to see it.

Clever Fairy!

Some fairies were right by her feet too.

But she was distracted with an airplane.

There is so much to see

and every time I walk through it has changed.

It was a pleasure to find these pieces of fairy art hanging in the Lane.

If you're in the Valley I hope you have a chance to visit.

Sensory Walk

We went on a picnic and I set up a sensory walk for the families to try.

I used old pizza boxes and glued different materials in each box.

Corks  and  felts that go on the bottom of chairs and table legs.

Toilet paper tubes cut in half and curly dried grass.

Milk jug lids and cotton.

I was worried since it was outside that the children wouldn't think of

taking their shoes off

so I left a note.

The children loved it and walked over it again and again.

I encouraged the parents to give it a try too.

We tried to think of different ways to describe how each felt to them.

And asked which material they liked the best and liked the least.

Today I brought it to school and set it out as an activity in the gym.