Nature Walk
On your last walk through nature, what did you notice? What did you wonder? In this program students will explore the connections between living things within their local environment (Kingdom Plantae). They will learn the connection between science and our communities and how they can begin to identify plants in their everyday lives. Students will learn some of the key identifiers of each sub-category in the Kingdom Plantae and use these skills on a nature walk. This information can then be used in the classroom to further investigate plants and find connections between plants, and between people and nature.
Grades: 2-7 Length: 1.5 – 2 hours Maximum group size: 30 students
Program Components:
- Introduction to Kingdom Plantae
- Explore and observe nature by going on a nature walk
- Practice observation skills through different activities
- Make connections between science and our communities
- This program starts with a 20-minute presentation inside, then takes place mostly outside.
Click here to see how this program supports BC’s curriculum for Grades 2-7.
Click here for the pre-visit activity for River Champions Grades 2-7.
All materials will be fully sanitized between use, and the staff will wear masks. If there are additional safety protocols we need to follow, please contact us. Please note, small group work is part of each program, with frequent sanitation of touched objects.
More than one class can be accommodated throughout the day.