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Participant Age:
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Under 7, 7 to 12
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Approximate Cost:
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$0
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Date submitted:
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10/01/2012
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Go for a walk down a familiar path and write down what you find.
Steps
Decide on a RouteBefore going out, decide upon a route you've taken many times before. Sit down with your child and write a list of the things you've seen along the route. It could include anything from the flowerbox in front of the pharmacy to your neighbor's gravel driveway.
Walk and ObserveNow take your list and walk that way again. Look at it with new, watchful eyes. What do you and your child see that you've never noticed before? A dandelion growing out of a stone wall? A cat in the dry cleaner's window?
Write Down What You SeeWrite down the interesting new things you see. Try to double or triple your original list.