Nature explorer kit

This would be used as a cross curricular journal entry. Science is sometimes challenging to incorporate and this kit could create a lot of interest among the students in the classroom therefore inspired journal entries.

Even in the cooler weather we are aiming to spend a minimum of three hours a day outdoors. We do this by exploring our backyard, our neighbourhood, our local park and forest areas and the nature reserve. Taking learning outdoors is important and learning in situ is important. There is no better place to learn about nature, about tree and flowers, about wind and rain, than outdoors. While I am very much in favour of free play and roaming around outdoors, it's nice to have a few tools and…

The great outdoors are so rich with opportunity. Encouraging our kids to explore and delight in the world around us is a powerful way to set them on the course of life-long learning. As I remember back to all of the years of hiking with my parents and having copious amounts of time to […]

So many of you have been asking for gift ideas, we decided to come up with a list to share some of our favorites! Well, a few lists. Today is the list especially compiled for Wild Explorers and Unp…

Do your kids love exploring and collecting nature? Mine sure does! Which is why I put together this simple D.I.Y. Nature Exploration Kit for Kids!

During Wild Skills events, SheJumps volunteers teach kids how to build a shelter in case of an emergency. Build a shelter to keep the party going (indoors or outside).

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Use our nature journal guide with nature journal prompts, journalling ideas and printable nature journal pages to make your own science book.