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Parks And Recreation, Greensboro, Celebrates ‘Take A Child Outside Week,’ Sept. 24-30
The Greensboro Parks and Recreation Department encourages residents to get outside with children.
Post Date:09/21/2020 9:23 AM
The Greensboro Parks and Recreation Department encourages residents to get outside with children during National Take a Child Outside Week, September 24-30. The department will host a series of free activities to get children aged 3-7 exploring the natural world.
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All activities will be outside, socially distanced, and face coverings will be required. Register to participate in these free activities.
Looking at Leaves with Mrs. Shelli
Thursday, September 24, 10-11 am, Lake Higgins
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With nearly 1,000 different tree species in North America, one way to tell them all apart is by their leaves. Join us as we observe various leaves, take a short discovery hike, do a leaf art project, and more. Wear clothes that can get messy.
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Ants on Parade
Friday, September 25, 2-3 pm, Caldcleugh Multicultural Center
Welcome all child detectives! Learn about ants in this fun observational activity with a craft. Wear clothes that can get messy.
Register online.
What’s Wild?
Monday, September 28, 10-11 am, Price Park
Enjoy a short story and song time, followed by a brief discovery hike and a craft. Bring a blanket or towel to dedicate as their socially distanced zone, an empty and clean plastic bottle, jug, or toilet paper roll.
Register online.
Who Lives in a Tree?
Tuesday, September 29, 2-3 pm, Lake Townsend
Come along as we talk about the animals that call trees home. We’ll go on a short discovery hike and make a craft. Wear clothes that can get messy.
Register online.
Hiding in Plain Sight
Wednesday, September 30, 10-11 am, Hester Park
Learn the important adaptations of wild animals. Join us for this great game of Hike and Seek and a camouflage craft. Wear clothes that can get messy.
Register online.
For more COVID-19-safe activities, visit the Greensboro Online website.
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