Using our sense of sight to explore in nature!

August 7, 2016 Sarah Carlson

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We had a gorgeous week filled with sunshine to explore using our eyes! On our hikes, we spotted different colors of the rainbow growing around us and the kids also decided to spot and collect food to leave for the forest animals. We used art materials to look at the world in different colors, and our tools - binoculars and magnifying glasses - allowed the kids to look closer at many aspects of nature. And of course there was mud - lots of mud!