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Robin's Nest Craft


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Robin's Nest Craft - finished nestWhen I think of spring, I think of new growth and new life. Both of these are so fun to incorporate into the classroom. Many times, kids can explore outside first and then create replicas inside. For this robin's nest craft, it is always exciting to go on a nature walk in search of real life examples. The kids can't wait to come back in to make their own, afterward.

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Total Time: 10 minutes

Yield: 1 nest

Supplies:

Robin's Nest Craft - supplies
 

Steps:

  1. Draw and cut out a 5-6 inch circle from the cardboard. I used an old UPS box.
  2. Robin's Nest Craft - cut out a circle of cardboard 5-6 inches in diameter
     
  3. Hot glue pieces of the moss onto both sides of the cardboard circle. Make the top side thicker, leaving a dip in the center. This step can become quite messy, so be prepared! And of course younger kids will need assistance gluing!

  4. Robin's Nest Craft - glue craft moss to both sides, making it thicker on top with a depression for the eggs
     
  5. Hot glue the three eggs in the dip you left and display!
  6. Robin's Nest Craft - glue in 3 plastic eggs
     
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