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Free nature based learning activity in the form of a nature scavenger hunt for kids comes with 3 levels. Numbered, beginning sounds, and full-color option. Grab the nature scavenger hunt for kids printable and connect what you are learning in the classroom to your local community!

Looking for more nature-based learning activity and lesson ideas (leveled, differentiated, with real-world images and full-color options): Back to School Ideas for TK or Science Curriculum for TK

Use the FREE curriculum pacing guide for TK to pace and plan your Transitional Kindergarten, PreK, or Preschool year. Monthly themes, and clickable links to find coordinating bundles and packs.

You can also use the information to add to a Kindergarten plan that is lacking science, art, and nature. Nature-Based book list included.

Get started on your way to a nature based learning activity rich environment today.

Are you looking for an entire curriculum mapping guide with detailed objectives, report cards, student checklists, and assessment bundle, and lesson plans?

Learn how to use the curriculum pacing guide for TK here.

Curriculum Mapping for TK

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• 9 Non-Traditional Types of scientists (paleontologist, agronomist, botanist, biologist, chemist, geologist, Oceanologist, Astronomist, as well as Zoologists)
• Artist investigations (authors, illustrators, 3D)
• Bats
• Cactus (saguaro, succulents)
• Class Pets (bearded dragon,leopard gecko,red-eared slider,betta fish,as well as green anole)
• Color Chemistry (science experiments)
• Farm life (tractors, animals, baking)
• Forest Animals
• Frogs and toads (amphibians, fire belly toad)
• Gingerbread (cocoa and cinnamon, cookbook pages)
• Habitats (wetlands, pondlife, estuaries, lake, marsh)
• Harvest (mushrooms,)
• Hedgehogs, groundhogs, squirrels, chipmunks
• Leaves (deciduous, evergreen, chlorophyll)
• Mud (earth day, arbor day)
• Oaktree and acorns (evergreen and pines)
• Ocean (sharks, whales)
• Pollinators and Beneficial insects (Ladybug, Caterpillar, and butterfly, Honey bee)
• Praying mantis, grasshoppers, dragonflies, stick bugs
• Pumpkins (gourds and squash)
• Rocks and minerals
• Spiders (snakes, scorpions)
• Strawberry (berries)
• Sunflowers (flowers)
• turkey/chicken (egg-laying animals because chickens aren’t the only ones)
• Watermelon (honeydew, cantaloupe)
• Weather (Solstices, moon phases, milk way)
• Urban Living (train, bridge, recycle