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February 26, 2016

DIY plantable felt gardens

I am crazy about these DIY Plantable Felt Garden Projects for Kids! They are guaranteed to provide hours of learning fun for your child too. Add plantable felt gardens to your collection of dramatic play themes for hours of learning fun!

Here are 3 of my favorite DIY plantable felt gardens!

Dramatic Play Garden from Pre-K Pages

DIY pretend play garden ideas for young children. | speciallearninghouse.com

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DIY Plantable Felt Garden Box from A Beautiful Mess

DIY pretend play garden ideas for young children. | speciallearninghouse.com

DIY Symbolic Play Garden from Habitat at Home

DIY pretend play garden ideas for young children. | speciallearninghouse.com

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  • How to Make a Communication Binder Guide & Workbook – Learn how to create a Communication Binder for your child or student with autism using real photos. Follow my expert guide to learn how to use it to increase communication skills.
  • Zoo Animals Play Dough Mats Bundle – use these printable play dough mat to work on the names of the animals, build language skills, and increase fine motor strength and precision in a fun, sensory way!

Looking for more pretend play ideas?

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Have you tried one of these DIY plantable felt gardens?

Have you made a pretend garden with your little one? I would love to hear about it in the comments below!

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Filed Under: DIY projects & materials, Educational programs, Home programs, Sensory activities Tagged With: dramatic play, felt, gardens, pretend play, symbolic play, vegetables

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Hi friend! I'm Alix, the girl behind this blog and founder and director of the Le Chemin ABA Learning House for children with autism and other special needs in Paris, France. I create educational activities and spaces to help children with special needs learn and thrive!

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