No Joke! There are 101 ideas in this little book that you can do with your children. Maybe let the kids take turns choosing an activity, then report back on your findings. Colorful pages inspire investigation! Go on a fossil hunt. How about stargazing? Climb a tree! Don’t underestimate the simple things. Sometimes those become great memories.
Lonely Planet Kids 101 Things to do on a Walk
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054391
ISBN
9781838695989
Grade 4-7
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Product Overview
- Offers a wide range of nature-inspired activities
- Games, crafts, safety, exploration, measure, collect, identify and more!
- Inspiring photos and illustrations
Description
Publisher's Description of Lonely Planet Kids 101 Things to do on a Walk
Take a walk on the wild side with this outdoor activity book
that will turn your next family ramble into the ultimate walking
adventure. Packed with 101 fun and creative ideas from constructing an
obstacle course, building a den, and cloudgazing; this epic guide will
show you how to embrace our natural world and enjoy a restorative stomp
outside.
Transform your next hilly hike, coastal
stroll or woodland wander with this inspiring book. Beautiful
illustrations, vibrant photos, awesome tips and practical advice can be
found on every page alongside simple yet innovative activities that will
liven up your walks and bring you closer to nature. Search for a shiny
pebble or downy feather; unleash your inner artist by making leaf prints
and nature rubbings; or simply take a moment to shut your eyes and
listen to the many different sounds that surround you. Splash, create,
collect, measure, look, identify, admire…there's more to a walk than
just walking!
Inside 101 Things to do on a Walk:
-Discover 101 immersive, imaginative and diverse activities to entertain curious minds during your next walk: embark on a fossil hunt; let a coin decide the way; make and fly a kite; spot animal homes; create a nature bracelet; concoct a magic potion; play pooh sticks; look for wildflowers; identify different stones and so much more
- Themed chapters make activities easy to find based on the walking adventure you wish to have: Explore and discover; Activities and things to do; Get Creative; Play games
- Practical information and key tips on what to pack, thinking ahead, staying safe, respecting the great outdoors
- Highlights the importance of a good walk and its benefits including spending more time with loved ones, boosting our mood and encouraging exercise
- Use the handy checklist provided against some of the crafts to check if you will need to bring simple materials from home before you head out
- Features stunning illustrations and photographs to inspire your next walking adventure
101 Things to do on a Walk will change the way you and your family approach your next amble in a park, woodland or nature trail for the better! This is the perfect book to encourage little ones - and grown ups - to unlock their imaginations and appreciate our wonderful world. It's time to get your boots on, explore and have fun.
Details
| Product Format: | Paperback Book |
|---|---|
| Grades: | 4-7 |
| Brand: | Lonely Planet Kids |
| ISBN: | 9781838695989 |
| Length in Inches: | 8.5 |
| Width in Inches: | 6.75 |
| Height in Inches: | 0.375 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 0.6 |
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