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If you have open space available, take a walk and (carefully!) watch for places that animals might make their homes, from nests and tree holes to spaces under logs and rocks. Be sure to stay safe and make sure students look—but don’t touch!—as they take their nature walk.
If you want more ideas for nature-based learning, this site offers fun activities for students exploring the natural environment.
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