Teach your littles to stir in their intentions this season and what the magic behind each ingredient represents! Share a childhood memory with them while you cook in the kitchen. Make sure to write down the recipes or meal you made to look back on in the future. Pictures are always helpful too.

A Spring Meal Plan you could try:

Breakfast: Omelet with veggies, toast with jam

Lunch: Honey ham sandwich with cheddar cheese, tomato, lettuce, honey mustard mayo, with a side of homemade potato chips

Dinner: Roasted lamb with honey glazed carrots, colcannon, and rolls

Dessert: Lemon Olive Oil Cake

Drink: Mint Lemonade or Lemonade made with Lavender

Put on some light fun music, light some candles, create a magical recipe together whether its a new one or a family favorite!

Try teaching elements in the kitchen like fire for cooking and water for cleaning. There are endless possibilities here.

Altar Ideas and Crafts:

Find a tall vase fill it with carrots that still have the carrot tops and a bouquet of flowers for decoration.

Bay leaves and rosemary in some salt in a glass dish or jar, you can also carve and burn a white candle in the middle of it.

Small Altar: Collect jam in a small jam jar. Carefully hollow out two eggs. Fill one egg with seeds and soil for planting, while the other should be filled with candle wax and a wick. Include a few pieces of chocolate as an offering. Arrange all four items in a cardboard egg carton.

Tissue Paper Stained Glass Art Gather tissue paper in various colors, clear contact paper or wax paper, scissors

1. Cut the tissue paper into different shapes.

2. Lay clear contact paper sticky-side up or use wax paper with glue.

3. Arrange tissue paper pieces into a colorful mosaic. (Seal with another sheet of contact paper if you used it or allow glue to dry)

5. Trim excess.

6. Hang it in a sunny window to enjoy the colorful effects, fostering creativity while creating beautiful decor.

Feral Fae Pinterest Board

Expanding Imagination through MUD Kitchen Recipes Items that can be used: Flower petals, Berries, Sticks, Grass, Mud, Rocks, Cinnamon, Star Anise, Stones, Rain Water or Cupcake tins *This is a great way to teach your children to ground with the elements but also connect with the elements too! Leave it as an offering if you would like.

Thank nature by leaving an offering that’s eco friendly like birdseeds or nuts. During the Spring you can leave oranges cut for the Butterflies.

Make a forest bouquet and take it home for an altar offering. This is a great opportunity to teach if you take something you should leave something.

Exploring Spring's Arrival with a Camera Step outdoors and observe the season's arrival by looking for signs of the upcoming season. Take pictures of different animals, the trees, and the flowers blooming. Maybe you’ll even find a rainbow! You could capture these moments through pictures to review later on and reflect upon the experience. The possibilities are endless on what you could find!

Take a Walk around the neighborhood or local park, Make a cup of your favorite lemonade recipe in it or snag a water bottle. As you take the walk observe the changes and the elements and reflect on the intentions.

Check out this month’s book recommendations: (Click the links to listen to the stories)

The Magic inside of You

Other books to read:

A is for Apothecary

Brigid and the Butter

Imbolc: Brigid's Feast

My Wheel of the Year: A Celebration of Nature's Magic

Create a nighttime ritual that involves collecting moon water and enjoying a good book. Embrace the fun and design a routine that caters to your family. This not only demonstrates your love and care for them but also allows you to bond and spend quality time together.