Outoor Activities

Within two weeks, round leaves will begin to sprout and your child will be growing peanuts!

Here are some suggested activities to help your preschool child better appreciate the sunset.

This nature scavenger hunt challenges your kids to find all of the things on the list.

You can have a picnic in the park with your preschool child, but it might be even better in your own backyard!

In this summer activity, children will make a giant bubble wand and learn how to blow bubbles.

Spend some quality quiet time with your child with this simple outdoor activity. Just take a blanket, pillows, and some books outside -- and relax!

Green onions can be grown from seed in a coffee can. Your child will love gardening!

Take a walk around your neighborhood with your child, and discuss what makes it unique.

Use an old sock and some grass seed to create a "buddy" that really grows hair.

Show your preschooler how to grow vines with the swift and easy sweet potato vine.

Here is a recipe for a great liquid fertilizer made from homemade compost.

Try this hands-on activity with your preschooler -- show him how plants grow.

A sunny spot and a homemade composter will make great soil.

These helpful hints will ensure that you have a great nature walk with your preschool child.

This outdoor activity teaches about surface tension. Your child will marvel at the hole in the middle of this bubble.

If you don't have any plant seeds, plant a garlic clove to show your preschooler how plants grow.

Spend the night outside with your child -- and enjoy these suggested activities.

This outdoor activity includes step-by-step instructions for a homemade bubble solution.