Stations for Party for the Planet
The zoo set up stations throughout the zoo to visit. For each station they got a stamp for the Planet Passport. The stations focused on a variety of topics from endangered animals to identifying foods for each animal.
A few stations were craft station like clothespin butterflies and a mouse bookmark. They had a variety of information for the participants to take home including some cards that were for each animals, very similar to baseball cards. A few station were even hands on learning with animals. Check out this snake!
Follow Up Activities at Home
As we finished I wanted to make sure that the message they were teaching our children carried through at home. We brought home materials about the animals and colored the papers. Then I encouraged my oldest daughter who’s 6 to do a little research about them and write about the specific topics they shared. This is an easy way to make connections at home to what your sharing with your child.
Activities for Earth Day
Here’s Amanda’s Experience Last Year with Printable for Party for the Planet Activities . Can’t wait to have a little Picnic for the Planet today after school with my daughter. We’re making our Earth Fruit Snacks!
Love your blog! Thanks for hosting this link up. My girls and I LOVE nature and love this time of year so that we can get out and enjoy it…it's so beautiful. Also thanks for the ideas to celebrate earth day. Looking through it as soon as I post this comment. Have a great day!
Steph thank you so much for leaving such a sweet comment. We're so glad that you stopped by. As you can see we LOVE nature too! Looking forward to hearing how you celebrate Earth Day this year.
Thanks so much for hosting such a wonderful link-up. Looks like you and yours had a great time celebrating Earth Day! 🙂 Off to check out the great ideas shared above…