Free nature workshop at Kew Gardens this Easter Saturday – perfect for keeping the kids happy!

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Published on Sunday, 20 March 2016 11:05

Last Updated on 18 March 2016

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Nina Chakrabarti, illustrator of children’s activity book Hello Nature, will be running two free workshops on Easter Saturday (26th March 2016) at the Victoria Plaza Bookshop, Kew Gardens. Perfect for children aged 6+, these workshops will involve exploring the patterns, colours and sounds you can find in nature. 

This will be a great Springtime activity for the family, is completely free and there is no need to book your place – just turn up at one of the two workshops at 11:30am or 1pm. Nina will also be available to sign copies of her new book, which is all about exploring the exciting natural world around us.

Saturday 26th March 2016

Victoria Plaza Bookshop, Kew Gardens

Free!

Just turn up – 11:30am or 1pm

A few words on Hello Nature

Hello Nature is a beautifully illustrated activity book by Nina Chakrabarti, who has used her distinctive style to illustrate the beauty in every season. Full of fun activities, the whole family can get involved in activities like ‘Draw your dream tree house’, ‘Make your own herbarium’, and ‘Grow your own cress heads’.

There are also activities that promote curiosity and exploration, such as ‘How to spot the difference between a frog and a toad’, and guides which prompt you to go out and identify garden birds and butterflies.

This is the perfect book to encourage families to get out of the house and celebrate the beginning of Spring. If its still feeling rather chilly, it also includes great winter-time activities such as drawing a spider spinning its web, a guide to snowflakes, collecting pine cones and acorns, ‘Open Your Own Bird Restaurant’ and guides to squirrels and hedgehogs.

Nina is the author of the bestselling My Wonderful World of Fashion and My Even More Wonderful World of Fashion (both published by Laurence King). You can see Nina at work in her studio here, and find her books online from www.laurenceking.com.