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Fun activities for learning about Congaree National Park for ages 8-11.
Help kids investigate what makes Congaree unique, with interesting facts, fun puzzles, and hands-on exercises. They learn how to protect endangered animals, what park rangers do, how to hone their outside observation skills, and so much more. Completing the activities will help kids learn about Congaree National Park! Pictures, jumbles, mazes, crossword puzzles, and instructions for real-life nature activities for kids will keep them engaged as they learn about the National Park System (NPS).
This standout activity book includes:
45+ pages of independent activities-Complete puzzles, unscramble things you can do in Congaree National Park, find all the hidden words about kayaking the waterways, solve a puzzle using American Sign Language, play map symbol sudoku, and more!
Range of adaptable activities for anywhere-The activity pages offer complementary learning with or without a visit to the floodplains of South Carolina. Activities are appropriate and flexible so all kids can start learning, no matter where they are.
Important skill-building-By stopping to notice and record what's going on around them, kids will practice important skills like creative thinking, observation, writing, drawing, wilderness safety, and more.
This book is excellent for long car rides, screen-free time, vacations, or camping trips. This book makes the perfect gift for kids who love Junior Ranger programs when they visit parks. Great for children to stave off boredom on hiking trips, while backpacking, or during downtime when visiting national or state parks.
