Our tadpole home
Our first frogs!
Digging for worms
Making snow.
In early July, I held a "nature camp" for Ellie and her friends. The first day we had 7 kids and by the last day, we had about 11. It was busy and fun! The best part by far was taking the kids to a local creek and collecting tadpoles. We spend 2.5 hours there, and no one was ready to leave! There were hundreds of tadpoles and tiny, tiny frogs - about the size of your pinky nail! We kept about 8 tadpoles, and 5 of them have already graduated to become frogs! We have three tadpoles left and one water snail.
In early July, I held a "nature camp" for Ellie and her friends. The first day we had 7 kids and by the last day, we had about 11. It was busy and fun! The best part by far was taking the kids to a local creek and collecting tadpoles. We spend 2.5 hours there, and no one was ready to leave! There were hundreds of tadpoles and tiny, tiny frogs - about the size of your pinky nail! We kept about 8 tadpoles, and 5 of them have already graduated to become frogs! We have three tadpoles left and one water snail.
1 comment:
That's really brave of you to do "nature camp" by yourself and 11 other children. It looked like a lot of fun.
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