The big book of 100 outdoor activities review & giveaway

The big book of 100 outdoor activities

With all the lovely weather we are currently enjoying in the UK, you might be starting to think about ways to keep your kids entertained outdoors. I have plenty of inspiration for you here on the blog and lots more planned for the next few months. Another great source of inspiration though is a great new book from the bloggers behind Little button diaries, The big book of 100 outdoor activities.

 

The big book of 100 outdoor activities, Laura Minter and Tia Williams

 

This book includes 100 different ideas for activities to with your kids outdoors in all weathers. They are split into different categories such as wildlife spotting, art and crafts, rainy day and games. Most of the ideas are quite crafty too. As you all know I’m passionate about getting children outdoors as well as creativity so this book could not be more perfect for us.

 

The big book of 100 outdoor activities

 

The book starts with an introduction to why encouraging children’s natural interest in nature is so important. We also get a little insight into their children and their love of craft and nature. It then moves on to hints and tips for getting started. This includes lists of natural materials that can be used for crafts and other materials that you’ll need for activities in the book. Don’t worry though, they are everyday craft supplies that you will no doubt already own.

 

The big book of 100 outdoor activities

 

The book is full of colour from cover to cover and the activities are all complimented by beautiful photos. All of the activities include at least one full-colour photograph.  Most of the activities include full-colour step by step photos, making it really easy to follow the instructions.

 

The big book of 100 outdoor activities

 

Some of the activities will complement other activities that you might already be doing such as starting gardening with children. For example, newspaper seedling pots or a milk bottle watering can.

 

The big book of 100 outdoor activities

 

This book is the perfect addition to any family bookshelf. You will be inspired time and time again to try different activities with your children. I can’t wait to work through these ideas with my girls. My favourite ideas so far are feather printing, a water wall and a toy camping set.

 

The big book of 100 outdoor activities

 

If you like the look of this book then why not enter my giveaway by completing the Gleam widget below. You might be one of 3 lucky winners who will each win one copy of The big book of 100 outdoor activities.

 

The big book of 100 outdoor activities book

 

 

You can buy The big book 0f 100 outdoor activities now from Amazon (This is an affiliate link, see below for full details).

If you like the look of this book, you may also like The big book of 100 little activities or another book that I recommended in 5 inspiring creative activity books for kids.

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The big book of 100 outdoor activities review

Disclosure – I was kindly sent a copy of this book for review and given 3 copies to giveaway to my readers. All photos, thoughts and opinions are my own. The Ladybirds’ Adventures is a participant in the Amazon EU Associates Programme, an affiliate advertising programme designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.co.uk. I may earn a small commission from any sales through my links but this does not affect the price paid by you.

92 thoughts on “The big book of 100 outdoor activities review & giveaway

  1. Camilla-Erika Campbell says:

    Looks like an amazing book. Full of ideas on how to do fun nature activities with my toddler ?

  2. Ursula Hunt says:

    Our favourite activity is going to the woods and collecting things to make a collage when we get back

  3. Sharon Saunders says:

    My favourite outdoor activity is water play with my toddler because it never fails to make him laugh, smile and be happy!

  4. A.E. ADKINS says:

    Giant bubbles, water fights, building sandcastles and a spot of tree climbing to round the day off

  5. amanda w says:

    i love playing football with my little man.. and my daughter has a new favourite pass time of painting rocks and hiding them around our area for people to find and make them smile!

  6. Danielle Spencer says:

    Long walks and finding painted stones by other people and hiding painted stones for others to find.

  7. Fiona jk42 says:

    We like hunting for mini beasts. My granddaughter has a toy called “Bugnoculars” which is sort of like binoculars with an attached clear box, so we can put the woodlouse or whatever in the box, then view it magnified many times. Of course we always return the bugs back to where we found them.

  8. Emma Evans says:

    Puddle jumping is a favourite but we also like to take walks and look at the flowers in the park or in peoples gardens and if we can we like to smell them as well.

  9. Samantha Atherton says:

    I love a treasure hunt, If we are going for a walk I’ll draw objects on a paper bag like a feather or a twig and my little girl will try to find them all whilst on our adventure.

  10. Joanne Matthews says:

    My two year old loves visiting the local children’s farm, talking to Mr Rabbit, Mr Goat and the piglets 🙂 We go every week.

  11. Adrian Bold says:

    We used to have a huge woods behind our house when I was a child. We always loved making dens in it.

  12. Lucy Chester says:

    We love going for walks in our local park where we have woodland gardens and deer roaming around.

  13. Michelle Corbett says:

    I got three little girls and they love the outdoors. There favourite is fossil hunting ♥♥♥

  14. Helen Craigs says:

    A walk on the beach, freedom for a 2 year old to run on the sand and jump in little pools, find stones and sea shells and then have ice cream!

  15. Karen Hughes says:

    In the summer it is rockpooling.
    Although my daughter would say dog spotting ( as she calls it) at the local park

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