After winter, trees wake up to stretch their limbs and leaves. Pay close attention in late winter and early spring to see the beginnings of buds. Soon bright leaves and blossoms will take over. These spring tree facts show what to watch for while exploring outdoors. Spring Tree Facts Spring Tree Activities I hope that…
Inspired by the flower children’s book list, I am sharing forty flower facts for kids. Flower facts are a great way to spark conversations and inspire learning this spring. I hope you find the perfect flower trivia for your lesson plans, gardening time, or nature play. History of Flowers Some of the most exciting flower…
After the magical colors of autumn leaves, trees may seem a little boring. But these 15 winter tree facts for kids will help children connect to the wonder of trees during winter. Want to help your child or classroom learn about nature in winter? These winter tree facts are the perfect addition to: Winter Tree…
These thirty flower books for preschoolers, toddlers, and babies are must-haves for a nature bookshelf. Or worth checking out at the local library. Looking for more springtime stories? Explore our favorite spring books for kids. To extend learning about flowers, try one of these hands-on plant activities or explore our fun flower facts. Or to…
If you’re looking for what will spark a child’s love of fall, these pumpkin facts for kids are the perfect start. Whether they noticed the seasons change or enjoyed a fall book, your child or class is probably super curious about all things autumn. Add these pumpkin facts to a pumpkin sensory activity, a circle…
Pumpkins are a simple autumn concept for babies and toddlers. These pumpkin board books are a fantastic way to build literacy, STEM skills, and an understanding of seasons and traditions. Are you looking for more fall ideas? Favorite Fall Children’s Books with Learning Ideas 50 Autumn Facts for Kids Pumpkin Facts: 20 Interesting Facts for…
Hello, caregiver of a budding botanist! If you’re looking for hands-on learning about plants, I share 40 of my favorites in this blog post. Each of these activities is open-ended and meant for older toddlers and preschoolers. Want to add a literacy component? Explore these 30 flower books for kids. And if you’re here for…