Articles related to "Exploring Nature"Naturalist and Author Rachel Carson sets a good example for how adults and kids can share time outdoors, learning to appreciate the wilderness and bond with nature.
Take a walk and let your observations of nature inspire you to compose a simple poem. Write an acrostic to remember a special time at the beach or a day in the woods.
Whether you are a homeschooling parent or an elementary or middle school teacher, use nature to inspire your students' use of similes, metaphors, and descriptive language
Enjoying the wonders of nature is fun especially in the Fall; it is one of the best times of the year to get out there, explore, learn and create with children.
Developing a sense of place in nature helps children feel comfortable connecting with the outdoors through active exploration and the ability to be still and observant.
Ride the waves at an idyllic surfing beach, kayak in mangrove forests and look for seahorses in sandy tidal pools near the resorts of Brazil's Atlantic coast.
Children can create outdoor art using items found in nature and common materials already in the home. This article describes several activities to get kids started.
David Sobel's observations on the way children play can inspire educators to introduce activities that encourage children to want to learn.
Young children will eagerly explore nature indoors when preschool teachers set up a science table using one or more of these preschool fall science center ideas.
A one-of-a-kind 12-day cruise explores the Dalmatian Coast of Montenegro and Croatia, featuring Europe's top birding sites, nature reserves and historic Adriatic ports
Step back in time to a simpler era and enjoy some television-free outdoor family activities.
Asheville is a great destination with kids, with a variety of outdoor activities, a children's museum and kid-friendly attractions.
Plan cheap Alaskan cruise tours with these budget friendly tips for taking shore excursions.
Kids like to have their own cameras at an early age. Once they hit the tween years, you can turn that love of cameras into a rewarding hobby, if they have the interest.
In 2007, National Geographic named Julie and Colin Angus their Adventurers of the Year. Their trans-Atlantic row was part of a life of learning about nature firsthand.
When the temperature gets warm, kids can't wait to get outside. Take your family to some of the best outdoor attractions in the Columbus area without spending a dime.
Ducks at the Peabody Hotel, green building at Heifer International and river cruises on the Arkansas Queen riverboat--there's a lot to do in Little Rock.
All kids are intelligent in different ways. Learn how to give the appropriate support that maximises your young children's growth.
The Madison zoo may be the best deal in the state. Henry Vilas Zoo is open every day and free to the public.
This activity is a great way to introduce the young child to impressionist style art. All you will need are oil pastels, paper, and the beauty of nature.
Learn about the season of fall and the artistic process of print making in this fun early childhood activity.
Create a holiday themed craft in the early childhood classroom this fall. This article provides steps to create a Thanksgiving turkey art project with preschoolers.
Historic St. John's, Newfoundland is home to a network of scenic walks and pathways. Experience autumn colours and the wonders of nature while taking an October stroll.
Based on a book the Secret Spaces of Childhood, this film studies how today's children play and warns they don't have enough opportunities for free, unstructured play.
Time is short. You want to read to inquisitive children. Make the book worthwhile and challenge their imaginations. Harry Potter is not the only option.
This garden themed collage activity is perfect for discussing plants, flowers, and springtime with young children.
Bay Area Outreach & Recreation improves the health, independence, and social integration of persons with disabilities through accessible sports and recreation programs.
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