As a person with numerous allergies I find great comfort in finding a product from a brand I trust that I can include in my boys’ lunch boxes. When our family was asked to try out the new Peanut-Free* Nature Valley Lunch Box Granola Bars we were thrilled. We’ve always loved their other granola bars but saved those for snacks at home. Now we can pack these delicious bars for school and know that they are safe for those with peanut allergies. Peanut-Free Nature Valley Lunch Box Granola Bars come in Very Berry, Double Chocolate and Chocolate Chip.
You’ll love the fresh bright packaging, the clear nutritional information and 20% fibre in every bar! Perfect for lunch boxes, on-the-go snacks and ideal for any sporting practice that requires a snack. We loved all the flavours but the boys thought the chocolate chip were the ones they liked the most.
Our Earth Rangers Mission
To help fuel outdoor adventures, Nature Valley has partnered with the kids’ conservation organization Earth Rangers to develop #NatureMissions. Every Lunch Box wrapper features a different mission to encourage kids across the country to get outside and rediscover the joys of nature. We were challenged to learn about the world around us and take on an Earth Rangers Mission, armed with binoculars and a fun nature craft.
We loved making our own pinecone bird feeder. It was a simple craft that kids of any age can do. Just a few simple ingredients and you are ready for a craft that is fun and benefits your local feathered friends.
Make Your Own Pinecone Bird Feeder
What you’ll need:
Bird Seed
Suet/lard
Yarn/string
Pinecones
Directions:
Tie yarn/string around the pinecones at varying lengths.
Spread suet on the pinecones covering the surface.
Roll the covered pinecone in bird seed ensuring it is firmly stuck to the suet.
Hang where birds can access them and watch your feathered friends enjoy.
An easy activity for kids of all ages.
- Bird Seed
- Suet/lard
- Yarn/string
- Pinecones
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Tie yarn/string around the pinecones at varying lengths.
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Spread suet on the pinecones covering the surface.
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Roll the covered pinecone in bird seed ensuring it is firmly stuck to the suet.
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Hang where birds can access them and watch your feathered friends enjoy.
Part of the Peanut-Free Nature Valley Lunch Box Granola Bars packaging are fun Earth Rangers Missions. Plus you can also visit EarthRangers.com/BackToNature to discover even more ideas for reconnecting with nature. Find your own Back to Nature Mission and get creative to create your own! Submit your ideas to Earth Rangers for a chance to win an Vtech Kidizoom Action Cam.
Earth Rangers and Nature Valley Giveaway
Earth Rangers and Nature Valley GiveawayEnter to win this awesome prize pack filled with Nature Valley and Earth Rangers items to inspire your own Earth Rangers Missions. Grab a granola bar, your binoculars and head out into nature!
Contest is open to Canadians and ends on March 31 at 11:59pm EST. See Giveaway Tools Widget for all of the rules and regulations.
Disclosure: This is a sponsored post by Nature Valley. As always, all opinions are my own.
My first mission would be a hike with the grandchildren
My first #NatureMission would be is to get out camping and enjoying this beautiful landscape of Canada. I will also create bird feeders for the birds that my Girl Guides Sparks can put along our nature trail.
I think our first #NatureMissions would be going out for a nature walk and checking out all the new spring activity!!
My first #NatureMissions would be to take a hike and learn about the different types of trees, grasses and flowers.
My first mission would be to hike in one of Canada’s most beautiful parks and learn more about nature!
My first #NatureMissions would be to go on a walk to the parks!
My first mission would be a hike with the grandchildren! So much fun!
Our first #NatureMissions would be documenting all the birds in our neighbourhood.
Our first #NatureMissions would be a walk through nature to the beach.
Our first #NatureMissions would be a walk in the woods watching the birds!
My first mission would be going for a hike
We like finding different birds in our park #NatureMissions
I think our first #NatureMissions would be bird watching!
My #NatureMissions would be helping save the Bees, also my kids & I really enjoyed building our last Bird feeder so making another sounds great!
My first mission is to go on a hiking trip with children and friends.
My first #NatureMission would be going for a nice walk and enjoying the beautiful outdoors
My first #NatureMissions would be to go on a trail and discover spring.
To go on a hike through the snow.
We’re going to try the What’s at Steak? challenge!
It would be great to win a Nature Valley Prize Pack.
In response to your question of
What would your first #NatureMissions be?
My first #NatureMissions would be to go for a walk with my niece in the park
and take pictures of any birds and animals we saw.
Thank you for having this contest.
We would go on a hiking trip!
go for a long walk
Our First mission would be to get out to the mountains and do some camping!
We would go for a nature walk through our local conservation area.