Getting outside together is so much fun. Nurture that time to encourage the deeper discovery of plants, animals, and wildlife. This fall, take a moment to admire changing leaves, watch for migrating birds, and discover acorns, seed pods, and other signs of the season. More ideas below.
Go leaf peeping for faces! Snap a photo of a fall leaf, then use your device to draw digital details and turn it into a happy, sad, or scary leaf critter.
Next time you’re in a forest, in a field, or near water, keep an eye out for snags. Use our checklist to describe what you discover about each one.
Have you ever made a fairy house in the woods or your backyard? Here’s a twist that’s just right for autumn: a cozy home made from a pumpkin!
Do you know the moths in your area? Since most fly at night, they’re not so easy to meet. Why not throw a moth party? The first step is to send out an invitation. Here’s how!
Build a giant bird nest from sticks, leaves, and grass that is big enough to climb inside! A fun outdoor nature play activity.
Keep a nature journal! You can use your special notebook to keep track of what you see, hear, think, and feel when you’re outside in nature.