In addition to listening to a nature storybook, Love Matters Most, by Mij Kelly and Gerry Turley, students will learn some fun facts about bears, go on a ‘heart hike’ (searching for hearts in nature), and look for animals’ winter homes.
If there is snow, children will make a snow cake and decorate it with items found in nature.
In addition to listening to a nature story book, students will go on a discovery hike searching for natural treasures and shapes found in nature and make a plant/seed garland for the birds.
Location:Red Run Park Participants will sign in & complete a waiver/contact form (available HERE).
NOTE: The PDF is fillable—you may type your information onto the form. However, we still need a printed copy, signed by hand. If you can, please print, sign and scan it back to us at info@natureandcultureinstitute.org (preferred), or print the form, fill it out and bring it along to the event.
Activities include a sensory nature walk, bird identification and learning bird calls, and playing games. The group will also listen to a nature storybook.
Location:Red Run Park Participants will sign in & complete a waiver/contact form (available HERE).
NOTE: The PDF is fillable—you may type your information onto the form. However, we still need a printed copy, signed by hand. If you can, please print, sign and scan it back to us at info@natureandcultureinstitute.org (preferred), or print the form, fill it out and bring it along to the event.
The group will take a hike to identify trees at Red Run Park, make Play-Doh molds of leaves and bark, discover how to tell the age of treesby looking at ‘tree cookies’ (cross sections), and learn about tapping trees for maple syrup.
Location:Red Run Park Participants will sign in & complete a waiver/contact form (available HERE). NOTE: The PDF is fillable—you may type your information onto the form.
However, we still need a printed copy, signed by hand. If you can, please print, sign and scan it back to us at info@natureandcultureinstitute.org (preferred), or print the form, fill it out and bring it along to the event.
Thursday, February 18th * 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM @ Red Run Park
The group will take a hike to identify trees at Red Run Park, make Play-Doh molds of tree bark textures, discover how to tell the age of trees by looking at ‘tree cookies’ (cross sections), and learn about tapping trees for maple syrup. A storybook will accompany the syrup portion.
Participants will sign in & complete a waiver/contact form (available HERE). NOTE: The PDF is fillable—you may type your information onto the form. However, we still need a printed copy, signed by hand. If you can, please print, sign and scan it back to us at info@natureandcultureinstitute.org (preferred), or print the form, fill it out and bring it along to the event.
