Woods and Wetlands 2019

Explore and Discover

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It is amazing how tall the ferns have grown since they were just tiny fiddle-heads!

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Does anyone know what this flower is?

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Jack-in-the-pulpit
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We discovered at least 3 different types of ferns in “our” swamp.

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We observed the lily-of-the-valley when they first poked their heads above ground, then unfurled their leaves, and finally bloomed their strongly scented bells!

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Kids will never be bored if we allow them the time to explore in nature.

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Looking up close at something real rather than something virtual.
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How did the kids even notice this amazing bug? It was so well camouflaged.

Published by woodsandwetlands

I am an and outdoor educator with a master's in early childhood development. I taught elementary school for 20 years and now own Woods and Wetlands LLC, offering programs for local children to engage in nature study through play and exploration-based learning. My programs are all outdoors in whatever "wild" spaces are available. I live in Rockford, Michigan with my husband, dog, and three cats. My unique, therapeutic, one and a half hour programs help children to connect with the natural world and with themselves.

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