Take photos of each item and use them as your screensavers to remind you of your special adventure. Get five items in a row in any direction to win.-Adaptations.
Look for the objects on your bingo card and mark them.
Give everyone a bingo card and pencil, marker, or crayon. īe sure to visit Totally Tots for this fantastic download! While the feature was written and the activity completed by Cindy, we did want to mention that the worksheet was actually created by Jolanthe of Homeschool Creations. Print the downloadable Nature Walk Bingo cards. Hiking Bingo Printable from Paper Trail Design. I attached Velcro stickers to the Nature Bingo cards and washable markers so you don't have to hold your marker either. Use washable markers / dry erase to mark off what you see. Learning to Read Signs on a Trail with free printable from Craft Invaders. Print out and laminate the cards, then (optional) Hole punch two holes to thread yarn so you can wear the card around your neck. All of these free Butterfly Bingo cards are for non-commercial use. Here is a great round-up of free printables and resources for hiking with your family: Hiking Printables: Nature Walk Trail Sign Printable from Five Little Chefs. Looking for an educational way to get outdoors and soak up the sun? Cindy, creator of the blog Along the Way and featured contributor at Totally Tots, found this simple BINGO game that will have your little explorers observing and learning about the world around them. These printables were created by Nature Inspired Learning and are for personal use only for your home, classroom, or public library.
