Bird Seed Ornaments

A decorative way to feed the birds!

Let’s talk about our local birds & see “hoo” we can identify from either their beautiful songs or jarring squawks. We’ll find out how gelatin works as we make some simple bird seed ornaments to hang outside in the spring air. Bring your best cookie cutters & we’ll see if anyone new turns up in your yard!

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Bird Seed Ornaments
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1 Your Guide

Katie Kennedy Learn more about me

They call me "Katie Educatie." Two of my favourite ways to spend my time are learning with kids and baking up sweet treats in the kitchen. If I were a dessert I would be a funfetti cupcake with ribbons of pink buttercream reaching for the sky! I have been an elementary school educator for a few years now and an avid baker all my life. Baking is an interesting hobby because you can view your creation as a work of art, a math equation and a science experiment that is (hopefully!) good enough to eat! If I were not a teacher, I would definitely have my own retro-themed bakery. I also love making music! I play piano, a little ukulele and am hoping to take up the kalimba one of these days. I enjoy creative writing and crafting with paint, thread, or string. My teaching background is in both Mathematics and English. I believe you can achieve anything you think you can. Some people say the sky is the limit. I say, if you give it your all, the limit does not exist.

2 Materials Needed

1 packet of unflavoured gelatin, boiling water (with grown-up supervision), bird seed, open cookie cutters, string/twine, cookie sheet, parchment paper, scissors, & a spoon.

3 Learning Focus

  • Communicating
  • Collaborating
  • Creative thinking

4 Registration

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5 Best Suited For:

Stick figures of varying sizes waving

My age is between 7 - 10

Yellow and blue gear

All experience levels are welcome.

Child and mother stick figure standing

My parents need to be around.

We advise a grown-up is close by to supervise with the materials and tools for safe use. Use safety gear, such as safety goggles, gloves, and wear an old shirt for STEM/STEAM Activities

An open book

All reading levels are welcome.