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Discuss how to treat outdoor plants with care. Go outside and observe plants in their environment.

Take children outside to explore soil in different areas and to compare tree roots and plants’ roots.

Collect plant parts that have fallen to the ground. Have children use magnifying lenses to explore plant parts.

Have children explore ramps in their outdoor environment. Encourage them to draw to record their observations.

Take children outside to compare how objects with varying textures move on ramps with different surfaces.

Take children outside to the playground slide or a preassembled ramp to explore objects that roll, slide, or stay put on the ramp.

Take children outside to collect seeds. Discuss with children the relationships between seeds, animals, and nature.

Explore and describe colors with and without sunglasses on.

Have children record on a map sounds they hear outside. Talk about the source of each sound.

Explore the flow of water. Have children collect materials to change the water flow and form pools.

Plan a visit to a fruit and vegetable farm. Allow children to freely explore the plants.

Make water rivers and streams of flowing water in the dirt and on other surfaces outside.

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