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We're passionate about nurturing a love for nature and conservation in young minds by harnessing the beauty and educational opportunities offered by our nation's incredible national parks. Welcome to Nature's Classroom, where we explore the wonders of our national parks through the eyes of children.

Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just starting, there are plenty of family-friendly trails across North America waiting to be discovered. With the help of Wild Life Outdoor Adventures' kits, you can make the most of your journey, creating unforgettable memories along the way.

As parents, caregivers, educators, and concerned individuals, we all acknowledge the vital role that playtime plays in a child's development. In recent years, there has been an increasing focus on structured learning, and while education is undoubtedly important, we must not underestimate the immense value of unstructured play, especially in the great outdoors.

As educators, we hold the incredible responsibility of nurturing young minds and fostering a love for learning that extends beyond the classroom walls. The outdoors presents an expansive and stimulating learning environment that captivates children's curiosity, unleashes their creativity, and nurtures their holistic development. Let's embark on an exploration of the transformative benefits of outdoor education and discover how it can be seamlessly integrated into the K-6 curriculum.

As parents, it is important to understand just how vital outdoor activities are for our children's physical and mental well-being. In this blog post, we will explore the various benefits of outdoor exploration, how to overcome barriers to outdoor play, and tips for creating positive outdoor experiences that will last a lifetime.

Celebrate Nature's Renewal with Engaging Activities for Kids

As the days grow longer and the air becomes filled with the sweet scent of blossoms, it's time to welcome spring with open arms. We invite families, parents, and teachers alike to join us on a journey of discovery, celebrating the arrival of spring and teaching kids about the magic of seasonal changes.

Whether your children will enrol in a summer scouts program or go boating or camping, knot tying is an essential survival skill. These knots can come in handy outdoors, from tying a simple square knot to creating a bowline.

Most people think of bats as spooky, scary animals. But did you know that bats are actually really cool? Bats are the only mammal that can fly, and they eat a lot of insects!

Getting your child interested in orienteering gives them an appreciation for being outdoors and better understanding their surroundings. Knowing how to use a compass and read maps is an important lifesaving skill that can be taught with play.

Giving our kids the freedom to just be kids can come with the occasional injury. And when it is their playmate that is injured, they do not hesitate to go to their rescue. 

It is in our nature to help others. As we teach our children the basics of first-aid we are also allowing the development of compassion, self-esteem, and sense of purpose. 

Taking the kids camping provides many benefits that the typical weekend trip to the water park may not. While staying in a hotel might be fun, being outdoors offers many psychological and physical benefits that promote an overall well-being – for life.

The list of benefits to getting outdoors and camping with your kids is long but let us take a look at four that just might get you to start planning some camping trips this summer.