Explore the Woodlands: Elementary

Name: Explore the Woodlands: Elementary
Brand: Knowledge Crate
SKU: 44178880200938
Price: 99.00 USD
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Explore the wonders of the woodlands with this exciting, hands-on educational crate! Perfect for young explorers, this crate takes kids on a journey through nature with activities like dissecting owl pellets, making clay animals, and creating leaf imprints. Everything you need for each activity is included, making it easy to dive right in.

What's Inside?

Trees of the Forest
3D Woodland Animals x2
Sensory Play: Water Beads & Play Dough
Owl Pellet Mystery: 10 Activities
Clay Forest Animals
Creative Movement (Yoga)
Nature Scavenger Hunt: 2 Activities
Exploring Woodland Animals
Adventures in Journaling: 2 Writing Prompts
What Can We Find in the Forest? (I-Spy)
Watercolor Leaves
Woodland Diorama
Animal Tracks
Leaf Imprints

Books Included:

The Wild Robot by Peter Brown
Owls by Gail Gibbons
A Raccoon at the White House by Rachel Dougherty
Hibernation by Tori Kosara
I Survived the Attack of the Grizzlies: 1967 by Lauren Tarshis

Recommended Age: Elementary

Additional Information: Items may vary based on availability. Crates contain products not manufactured by the seller and may include small parts. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Contents are not for consumption.

FAQ

What are the best educational activity kits for kids? How do Knowledge Crates make homeschooling easy?

Make learning a lifestyle. With resources for all ages and learning styles, your whole family can Explore the Woodlands together. Younger siblings can practice early literacy, math, and fine motor skills with our Preschool Woodland Pack. Busy hands big and small are in for hours of open-ended play with the Woodland Busy Bin, and the Forest Magna-Tiles are the perfect educational toy for expanding woodland play.

Just imagine ... it's a Tuesday morning, and your third-grader is intently building his forest diorama on the playroom floor while little sister plays hide-and-seek with the animal figurines in her Busy Bin. After lunch, brother curls up on the couch with The Wild Robot for independent reading and sis gets some 1:1 time playing Acorn Roll & Cover with you. Later, while you're making dinner, the two kiddos are working together to build a Magna-Tiles house for their forest friends (it's the raccoon's birthday!). That's the magic of family-style learning! And that's a Knowledge Crates Unit Study. 😉