Time For A Winter Nature Walk!

Nature StudyScience
Written By Kim Mills

Now that we have a break in the cold weather hubby decided to take the older kids for a nature walk! The -25C windchill we've had the last few weeks are just too cold for little ones.

Well, it's too cold for ME too! They had a wonderful time looking at the deer and finding different tracks. Afterward, it was time for hot chocolate! It's a big change from our fall nature walk.

Deer standing under trees in the snow.

Deer In The Winter

Brown deer with white spots standing in the snow.

Fallow Deer

A white tailed deer standing in the snow.

White Tailed Deer

Close up of a white tailed deer's face while it lays in the snow.

White Tailed Deer Close Up

Kids looking at animal tracks in the snow.

Winter Nature Study

Snow covering part of a river.

Snow On The River

River and trees with snow covering it.

Winter Trees and River

Open water spring.

Water Spring

This is a sulfur spring, it's a really interesting nature study area. In the summer because of the sulfur water bugs don't lay their eggs there. It also runs year-round without freezing.

Kim Mills

Hi! I’m Kim, a homeschool mom of 6 who believes that learning should be fun for kids and moms! My goal is to help you make learning engaging and enjoyable with hands-on learning and easy to do lessons that actually get done.

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