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Jane Kirkland’s Archive
Creating a Field Guide to Your Backyard, Part II
In April I introduced a no-cost, low-impact way to observe and enjoy nature with your kids by creating a field guide to your own backyard. Taking as little or as … Read more
Take a ‘Field Skip’
Introduce a new concept to your child’s school: the field trip that doesn’t cost a dime. Read more
Have a Beach Hour
I can’t believe August is here. Where did the summer go? Soon everyone will be shopping for school supplies, shoes, clothes and uniforms. We’re all trying to squeeze in as … Read more
In Search of Urban Critters
People often think they have to travel far to see nature. They overlook the nature in their own backyards, schoolyards, neighborhoods and yes, even cities. There is plenty of nature … Read more
Take a Cloud Walk
Download a free book on clouds and take your kids on a cloud-gazing expedition! Read more
Creating a Field Guide to Your Backyard, Part 1
Here’s a great way to hone your child’s writing, research and observation skills! Read more
Kids and Binoculars
Good tips to keep in mind when introducing kids to these nature-watching tools. Read more
Birdfeeding 101
This is a popular time of year to feed birds. Watching birds at the feeder is a fun and educational family activity that you can do from within the house … Read more
