A Grimm’s Celebration Ring is a timeless wooden centrepiece for imaginative play and meaningful family rituals. Discover inspiring ways to style it through the seasons, bring warmth to holiday traditions, and celebrate life’s special occasions with natural, ever-changing displays that grow with your family.
Create your own rainbow-coloured DIY sun catchers in this step-by-step tutorial for children. Using transparent window star paper, they make colourful decorations as they catch the sunlight to bring a beautiful stained glass effect to your play space.
From nature wands to whittling and wild books - explore outdoor craft ideas, hands-on activities and nature-inspired resources for curious kids of all ages.
Great ideas to connect to nature, and great ideas to start conversations for World Environment Day.
STEM - science, technology, engineering, and mathematics - builds critical thinking and problem-solving through hands-on exploration.
Oskar's Wooden Ark is one of the sponsors of the Early STEM Education Awards 2026 with Little Scientists Australia, celebrating educators who make STEM accessible and joyful for young learners.
Celebrate autumn with a Waldorf-inspired window transparency, created by Melbourne maker Nina from Sewn by Neens. This simple, seasonal craft uses Japanese silk tissue paper to layer rich, glowing colours, bringing the beauty of nature indoors while supporting fine motor skills and creative play.
Create your own watercolour-painted Easter eggs with this calming, hands-on tutorial using STOCKMAR Watercolour Paints. This mindful activity nurtures imagination, rhythm, and sensory play, as soft, luminous colours are layered to create delicate patterns and joyful Easter details. A beautiful way to slow down, create, and share a meaningful seasonal moment.
What makes a toy last a lifetime? From handcrafted wooden toys by Grimm’s and Bumbu to soft companions by Senger Naturwelt and Nanchen Natur, explore the beauty of heirloom toys made to be cherished and passed on.
NAIDOC Week is a meaningful opportunity for both children and adults to learn about and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures through hands-on activities like play, art, and creative expression — approaches that best honour the world's oldest continuous cultures.
First Nations Australians have a rich artistic tradition spanning over 20,000 years, beginning with rock art like hand stencils, which served as personal markers and territorial signs. While their techniques have evolved to include canvas and paper, natural materials remain central to their art.
