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Get Kids Involved in Nature
Giving children the opportunity to connect with the great outdoors can turn a novel adventure into a lifelong appreciation. Consider these fun ideas to help your kids engage with nature.
At Home
Help your children build a bird feeder, then watch as the local wildlife stops by your backyard. Plant seeds and show your kids how to care for their growing greens, or select a tree or shrub and work together to keep it thriving. Take a walk around your neighborhood and talk about the plants, animals and insects you encounter.
Out and About
Make your next family hike a scavenger hunt. List items native to your area, like certain birds, trees or grasses, and watch your children get excited as they check items off the list. You can also build a whimsical fairy garden from natural objects like sticks, rocks, and flowers, then leave it for the next hikers to enjoy. Take a drive away from city lights to relax, stargaze and look for shooting stars.
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