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One idea is to create a nature-inspired backdrop using green and brown streamers, paper cutouts of trees and animals, and artificial leaves. You can also use inflatable camping or fishing props to add to the theme.
Some ideas for healthy snacks include fruit skewers with various berries and melon, trail mix with nuts and dried fruit, and veggie sticks with ranch dip. You can also offer healthier versions of classic treats, such as baked sweet potato fries instead of regular fries.
You can set up a mini scavenger hunt where the kids have to find items related to the outdoor theme, such as leaves, rocks, or pinecones. You can also have a fishing game where kids can "fish" for prizes or have a face painting station with outdoor-themed designs.
Some safety tips include making sure all participants wear appropriate footwear, such as closed-toe shoes for walking on pavement or grass. It's also a good idea to have sunscreen and bug spray available for those who may need it. Lastly, make sure to have a designated adult or two to supervise the kids at all times.
You can create simple costumes using clothes and accessories you may already have at home. For example, a plaid shirt, jeans, and a bandana can easily transform a child into a lumberjack. A Hawaiian shirt, shorts, and a straw hat can make them look like a hiker. You can also use face paint or temporary tattoos to add to the costume.