If you have oak trees, you probably have acorns, which serve an important ecosystem role. This activity sparks learners’ curiosity through acorn mysteries.

Looking at flowers closely can be exceptionally cool! This activity guides learners through noticing the different colors, markings, shapes, smells, and phases of flowers.

This activity can inspire learners to notice leaves everywhere they go, and explore the eaten parts, veins, edges, and other markings that offer countless mysteries.

Often overlooked, lichen sparks people’s curiosity! In this activity learners find different shapes, colors, and kinds of lichen and learn how it grows.

Nature journaling supports observation, thinking, and learning. This activity walks learners through recording observations, questions, connections, and possible explanations for things found in nature.

This card deck walks learners through effectively using magnifiers, which can support learners to directly engage with nature, look closely, and discover new worlds.

This activity embraces technology by encouraging learners to use close-up photos and slow-motion videos to make observations that are easy to miss in real time.

Writing poetry helps us slow down and notice our surroundings. This activity guides learners in writing poems based on their observations, connections, and memories.