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| K-2 Schoolyard Safaris | |
| Signs of the Season | Each season brings a whole new world. We’ll take a walk to look for signs of spring, summer, fall, or winter. How do plants change? What animals do we find this season. |
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| Tree Trek | Bark and branches, needles and leaves, seeds and fruit –
trees have lots of parts! We’ll investigate how trees work,
and find out how trees and wildlife help each other. |
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| Fur & Feathers | On this walk, we’ll focus on birds and mammals that live
nearby. From squirrels to sparrows, there’s lots of furry
or feathered friends around! |
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| Six Legs or Eight | We’re going on a safari to find insects and spiders. Take a closer look at critters that crawl, hop, or fly. |
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| 3-6 Schoolyard Safaris | |
| Diversity Detectives | How diverse is your schoolyard? Are there more than squirrels, worms, and crabgrass to be found? We’ll find out as we survey plants, insects, birds, and more. |
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| Habitat Hike | If you lived in the schoolyard, what would you eat? Where would you raise a family? How would you hide from predators? We’ll find out what plants and animals call the schoolyard “Home Sweet Home,” and how the habitat changes with the seasons. |
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| Neighborhood Naturalists | What is a naturalist? We’ll learn to use the tools and skills of a naturalist in the field – observing, recording, and sketching what we find. |
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Frank Pink Nose, the Wonder Cat
