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A gentle snowfall is a great time to see some of nature's most beautiful artwork. Bundle up and head outdoors!
Don't let a windy day keep you inside. Grab your coat and head outside to learn about the wind!
Bonnie loves her accessories, especially her straw hat, and she loves exploring the outdoors. This activity combines her two favorite things and shows you how to make a cool new bracelet!
What's more fun than blowing bubbles on a sunny day?
There's so much to see and observe when you're on a camping trip! Make a game out of it by filling in these bingo cards with camping-related words and objects. Or use our completed, ready-to-play bingo card.
These songs are perfect for singing while you're marching on the trail or sitting around a campfire.
Introduce your child to the concept of erosion by building your own sand castle.
Chester the Chipmunk spends a lot of time in the forest gathering food like acorns and berries. In this activity, you can gather materials from around the forest and use them to create a woodcastle for your favorite chipmunk!
Learn how to find your way around using a compass.
It's the same old sun, but it's still beautiful each and every time it rises. Get up early and watch the show.
Water and ice are the best toys to have in the hot summertime!
This hide-and-seek game can show your child how a tiger's stripes help it blend in with the sunlight and shadows of its native grasslands.
Outdoor treasure hunts shouldn't be limited to spring and summer. Bundle up and head outside for some icy fun!
Can you hide in plain sight? Lots of animals can. If you want to do a little hiding-and-seeking, too, play this camouflage game outdoors!
A leaf hike is a great way to get your Green Hour and learn about the trees in your neighborhood.
When nature starts repainting trees and bushes with the colors of fall, collect some leaves and make your own leaf rubbings.
When leaves start falling in your neighborhood, take your child on a leaf lookout and learn all about trees.
Leap Year only comes around once every four years, so get outside and celebrate it!
Old leaves can become a new game. Make an autumn obstacle course.
The best place to be in the dog days of summer? The shade!
Going on a camping trip or pitching a tent in your backyard? Practice your mapping skills by drawing your campsite.
Turn your backyard into one big matching game with this fun activity.
Go outdoors and track down evidence of the new season.
Bundle up and have some animal fun in the snow.
Go for a walk outside and see what kinds of seeds you can find.
Tired of winter? You can't make spring get here any faster, you can fool Mother Nature by bringing some spring-flowering branches indoors to bloom.
Learn about constellations and introduce your child to the wonders of the night sky in this starry activity.
Collect objects with different smells and have a scent-sational outing exploring the great outdoors!
Some animals sleep during the day and are active at night. It’s not always easy to find these creatures, but you can make some come to you