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Wild Kids Magazine for May 2023
Happy May! What a lot of great opportunities there are to play in nature this month! Here is the May 2023 issue of Wild Kids Magazine. In this month’s issue of Wild Kids, we have information on how to make color changing violet sugar, plus how to measure the wind with a printable Beaufort scale wheel. We also have instructions for making May Day baskets, plus information about pheasant back/dryad’s saddle mushrooms and porcini/bolete mushrooms, some mushroom poems, and all of the usual nature study pages, a weather tree and more. This month’s issue is 22 pages. As always, it’s in PDF form so you can read it online, send…
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Wild Kids Magazine for April 2023
Happy April! What a lot of great opportunities there are to play in nature this month! Here is the April 2023 issue of Wild Kids Magazine. In this month’s issue of Wild Kids, we have a cooperative foraging card game for kids to learn some spring wild edibles. We also have wild prompts for different things to do outside each day, plus information about morel and shaggy mane mushrooms, an April phenology page and sky wheel, and all of the usual nature study pages, a weather tree, seasonal poetry and more. This month’s issue is 22 pages. As always, it’s in PDF form so you can read it online, send…
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March 2023 Wild Kids Magazine
Happy March! Here is this month’s issue of Wild Kids Magazine. This month we’ve got some nature art pages for the kids to take outside to do different little artistic challenges each day. We have another nature photo challenge this month with a different prompt each day for nature photos to take. We’ve also got a foraging BINGO page for wild edible and medicinal plants you can find in cities and neighborhoods, plus information all about enoki and oyster mushrooms, a March phenology page and all of the usual nature study pages, a weather tree, seasonal poetry and more. This month’s issue is 26 pages. As always, it’s in PDF…
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Wild Kids Magazine for May 2022
Happy May! Here is this month’s issue of Wild Kids Magazine. May 2022 Wild Kids Magazine In this month’s issue, kids will learn about raptors and they can take their own raptor spotter outside (similar to the cloud spotter of last month). They’ll also learn about the wacky and wonderful plants with wort in their names. I’ve reprinted the instructions for making flower crowns from the May 2019 issue and we have botanical coloring pages for pimpernel and pilewort. As always, we also have seasonal poetry, nature journal pages, 10 ways to learn and play with nature this month and more. This month’s issue is 18 pages, designed to be…
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Wild Kids Magazine for April 2022
Happy April! Here’s this month’s issue of Wild Kids magazine. In this month’s Wild Kids, we have information for kids to start their own container gardens, a cloud spotter to print out and take outside to ID clouds, and a foraging wish list form, plus all the usual botanical coloring pages, seasonal poetry, ways to learn and play in nature, nature study pages and more. This month’s magazine is 20 pages, in PDF form as always. You can print it out, read it online, or send it to your kindle address. And as always, it’s 100% ad-free and free to use for personal or educational use. Feel free to share…
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Wild Kids Magazine for March 2022
Happy March! Here is this month’s issue of Wild Kids Magazine. In this month’s magazine, we have pages to wreck with spring weather like mud and sun, spring foraging info and a spring foraging word find, botanical coloring pages on lettuce and cress, a March phenology calendar and all the usual nature study pages, seasonal poetry, a March weather tree to track the weather and more. As always, the magazine is ad-free and absolutely free to read online, print out or send to your e-reader. This month’s issue is 24 pages, designed to be printed on both sides if you choose to print it out. Feel free to share the…
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Wild Kids Magazine for May 2021
Happy May! Sorry this is a bit late today. Our family has three birthdays in a four day period so this is always a busy time of the year for us, to say the least! Our son Jack turned 18 yesterday and our oldest child, Toria, turned 23 today. Then on Monday, our son Alex will turn 14 (and on Tuesday I will sleep a lot!). I tried to gather lots of fun things for this month’s issue. We have some fun stuff about looking at nature up close with a pocket scope or other magnifying device, some projects using peonies for science (and jelly!), 10 great ways to use…
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Wild Kids Magazine for April 2021
Hello April! It’s another wonderful month to get outside and have some wild fun. Here’s the April 2021 issue of Wild Kids Magazine: April 2021 Wild Kids Magazine This month’s issue is 18 pages and, as always, it is ad-free and 100% free to read digitally or print out. You can also print out just the nature journal pages, if you and your kiddos want to read the rest on an e-reader. In this month’s issue, we have information about foraging wild greens and how to use them, a kids’ foraging pledge, a phenology calendar and night sky wheel, and much more, with botanical coloring pages for lilies and primroses,…
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Wild Kids for March 2021
Happy March! The year is starting to fly by, isn’t it? (Thank goodness!) The seasons are changing and all kinds of new adventures are waiting for us outside. Here’s the March 2021 issue of Wild Kids Magazine. This month’s issue is 20 pages and, as always, it is ad-free and 100% free to read online or print out. In this month’s issue, we have information about using the scents of plants to help identify them, the importance of learning poisonous plants (especially in your flower gardens), an edible flower word search, a Bird BINGO game and more, with botanical coloring pages for lily-of-the-valleys and pansies, and all of the usual…
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May 2020 Wild Kids Magazine
Welcome to the May issue of Wild Kids Magazine. To be honest, I wasn’t sure I’d be able to get this issue out. I’ve been rather sick, a consequence of burning my candle at both ends far too much the past few months and being very sleep deprived and stressed right when I needed a healthy immune system. I’ve been feeling better the last few days though and I put together an issue after all. I used last May’s issue as a template and I’m afraid I had to use the same poetry page, but I put together some new things to try to bring you some nature fun…