Posts Tagged ‘nature kids’
Observe, Investigate, and Explore Nature
Investigating nature can be a fun treasure hunt when you use Seek by iNaturalist to learn about nature around you.
Read MoreHost a Moth Ball
Some insects are more active at night, including most species of moths. Throw them a moth ball to get a closer look!
Read MoreScavenger Hunt
Examine the Alberta Native Bee Council’s drawings and photos of four common species, then colour them.
Read MoreBee ID
Examine the Alberta Native Bee Council’s drawings and photos of four common species, then colour them.
Read MoreNature Sketch
Sketch your favourite reptile or amphibian, its habitat, and food!
Read MoreSlithering and Hopping
Slither like a snake, hop like a frog and learn about predator and prey relationships with these games.
Read MoreObserve and Record
Go for a walk in your neighbourhood, nearby park, or favourite natural area to observe and record the birds you see.
Read MoreBird Protecting Window Decal
You can help birds avoid hitting your windows by breaking up the reflection – cover your windows with ribbons, decals, or crafts like this one!
Read MoreBat Echolocation
Partner up with a friend, sibling, or adult to understand how a bat’s echolocation works.
Read MoreOn the Right Track
Sometimes it can be hard to find wildlife tracks in your neighbourhood or community. You can make your own tracks with this fun craft and activity!
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