Through fun outdoor games, eco-art projects and environmental exploration, kids develop self-esteem, self-confidence and a lifelong love for the natural world at Paradise Creek Nature Park. It’s an hour-and-a-half of outdoor fun, games and hands-on nature education with the Elizabeth River Project – perfect for homeschoolers and remote learners ages 4-8 with a different theme each week.

Dates: Tuesdays, October 22nd, 29th; November 5th and 12th
Time: 10:00am-11:30am

October 22nd - Tree Treasures: Celebrate the many gifts of trees through games, guided walks and nature crafts.

October 29th - Crawly Critters: Learn about the fascinating crawly critters that inhabit the park; from spiders and worms to snails and more. Then create one of your own to take home!

November 5th: Autumn Art: Use your senses to explore the colors, sounds and textures of autumn!

November 12th - Fall Festival: Celebrate the change in season with a fall harvest, active games and fun!

NOTE: You can register for multiple dates after first selecting one date.

Target age: 4-8, Children must be accompanied by an adult guardian

Bring: sunscreen, bug spray, water bottle.

Cost: $15 per session or pay what you can.

Contact: Sarah McBride: smcbride@elizabethriver.org with questions.