If your kids spend much of their time playing video games or watching television, they may be at risk of developing nature-deficit disorder (NDD), and they could miss out on learning some important skills that would benefit them into adulthood. The sooner you teach them to appreciate the outdoors, however, the easier it’ll be to stop NDD in its tracks. Check out the resources below for some outdoor activities that the whole family will enjoy!
Seasonal Backyard Adventures
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9 Great Outdoor Learning Activities for Springtime
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Backyard Tree Identification Guide
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Find Accessible Outdoor Attractions
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How to Make a Natural Sand Pit for Outdoor Play
How to Create Your Own Homemade Bird Feeders
In a world consumed by technology, it’s harder than ever to get kids to play outside for an hour or two. However, these great activities will get your kids excited about the outdoors while also teaching them important life skills and behaviors that will benefit them through all stages of life. Even if your kids are resistant at first, they’ll thank you one day for teaching them to appreciate and value the natural world around them.
