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Learn how every footprint tells a story.
Find out what ants really like to eat.
Head outside and look for signs of one of the most intelligent birds around: crows. See what you can learn about these clever birds by watching them.
You've probably heard of bird watching. Now try bird listening and see if you can identify birds by their songs and calls.
You might be surprised by how many creatures you can find living right at your feet. Follow these directions for conducting a simple creature survey in a one-yard grid.
Look for letters in nature on your next walk.
Discover why the earthworm is called a "gardener's best friend."
Nature is full of different kinds of plants and animals. Can you find things in nature that start with every letter of the alphabet?
Flip a coin to decide which way to travel when you go for a walk.
Change is in the air! See for yourself on a pre-winter walk.
Learn all about our bushy-tailed friends and how they prepare for the cold winter.
Go for a walk down a familiar path and write down what you find.
Find out which creepy crawlies live in your yard and nearby parks.
What's so great about a dead log? Don't let this question stump your child—or you. Pick apart your own rotten log for clues.
Have fun hopping, wriggling, and slithering—just like the animals!
Make a worm hotel and find out why gardeners love worms!