Senses Nature Walk (Nature Walk for Kids)

November 20, 2024adminFamily-Friendly Activities9

There are so many amazing things we can explore in nature by using our senses! We’re using sigh, smell, touch, and hearing to explore the Nature Museum grounds and North Pond in a unique way! Join Curious By Nature host Nicole to take this special senses walk!
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Senses Nature Walk (Nature Walk for Kids) | Curious By Nature

0:00 – Intro
0:26 – Our Five Senses
0:48 – Sense 1-Touch
1:50 – Sense 2-Sight
3:14 – Sense 3-Hearing
4:01 – Sense 4-Smell
4:56 – Observing Near Water
6:04 – Outro

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About the Chicago Academy of Sciences / Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum
For over 160 years, the Chicago Academy of Sciences / Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum has connected visitors of all ages to nature and science through immersive exhibits, fun family events, conservation research, and in-depth education programs, inspiring the wonder in all of us. Learn more at https://naturemuseum.org/ or buy admission at https://tickets.naturemuseum.org/

About Curious By Nature
Join the Nature Museum for a thrilling adventure through the best of nature and science in Chicago. We’re excited to bring you all of the programs and activities that you love- from Critter Connections, to art lessons, to outdoor explorations, and more – with our series, Curious By Nature.

Nature walks with kids

@vivianseawright3587 November 20, 2024 at 12:43 pm

You are the bes

@JSDevivre November 20, 2024 at 12:47 pm

Okay, you are WAY too adorable! Absolutely loved this. Great approach the material, and I adore your enthusiasm! <3

@PeggyNotebaertNatureMuseum November 20, 2024 at 12:50 pm

While Nicole was out on her nature walk, she noticed some ducks and geese eating. It looked like someone had given them food while they were out on their own nature walk. It’s important to remember not to feed wildlife that you encounter on your nature walks. In addition to being against Chicago Park District regulations, it can also be bad for the animals themselves. For example, feeding bread to waterfowl can contribute to a condition called angel wing. Wild animals are already well equipped to find food on their own, so let’s let them!

https://www.naturemuseum.org/the-museum/blog/angel-wing-syndrome