Knutselen kastanjes

64 · 4 min read · 30 Sep 2021 · 372 · 14 · 16

Ben je in het bos geweest en heb je een zak vol kastanjes geraapt? Super! Je kan er nu natuurlijk van alles mee gaan knutselen! Hieronder staan een paar knutseltips wat je met de gevonden kastanjes kan doen. Voorbeelden van poppetjes en diertjes, kransen, spinnenwebben, etc vind je hieronder.

Peuters zou je ook een simpel lijnenspel kunnen laten leggen. Zet wat lijnen op gekleurde blaadjes en de peuters kunnen dan de lijnen volgen en de kastanjes in die vorm leggen. Het is een hele simpele activiteit , maar toch leuk om even hier te laten zien!

Deze foto's zijn ingestuurd door Jess van Let's Play and Learn uit London, zij is daar Nanny voor twee kinderen van 3 en 6 jaar. Zij vonden het erg leuk om het kastanjes lijnenspel te doen!

Wil je zelf geen lijnen (met een stift) op een vel zetten, dan zou je ook deze printables even kunnen uitprinten.

Kastanje paddestoelen!

Loading full article...

16 comments

Madeleine

3 years ago

There is also a chestnut tree in the park near the forest. I took this photo there on a fall day. Beautiful crafts all and shared!

Kastanje in het gras

Reply Translated from Dutch Show original

De Knutseljuf ✂️🇳🇱

3 years ago

@Madeleine super beautiful photo! And thanks for sharing again, of course! 😘

Reply Translated from Dutch Show original

More replies (1)

Leo 1

3 years ago

Fun idea with those chestnuts. In the south of France, children often paint the white back of the chestnuts in a certain colour to play with it.

Reply Translated from Dutch Show original

De Knutseljuf ✂️🇳🇱

3 years ago

@Leo 1 also a nice idea yes, to #spoorzoekertje to join! Or domino. or memory. hihihi

Reply Translated from Dutch Show original

Rosita&Charlene-Blogs-Creaties

3 years ago

We're also going to look for chestnuts this weekend and do something fun with it. Because we have one week vacation from today

Reply Translated from Dutch Show original

De Knutseljuf ✂️🇳🇱

3 years ago

@mama-rosita oh nice autumn break! Enjoy them!
ps Do you have a dog? Because then you have to watch out he doesn't eat acorns or chestnuts! You'll read all about it in the blog of @Marc De Bisschop or have you seen that already?

Reply Translated from Dutch Show original

More replies (1)

Marc

3 years ago

I have seen hundreds of them, both the horse and the edible chestnuts. But did you know that wild (horse) chestnuts are actually slightly toxic, they contain a chemical known as aescin, which can cause vomiting and even paralysis. So be sure to warn the kids... Show moreI have seen hundreds of them, both the horse and the edible chestnuts. But did you know that wild (horse) chestnuts are actually slightly toxic, they contain a chemical known as aescin, which can cause vomiting and even paralysis. So be sure to warn the kids of never biting or eating it.
It's nice to see that you can make so many wonderful things with it.

Reply Translated from Dutch Show original