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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 February 2022
Happy February! Here’s the February 2022 issue of Wild Kids Magazine. This month’s issue is 18 pages. It’s a slightly shorter issue than usual, which is only fitting since it’s a slightly shorter month. 😉 As always, it’s in PDF form so you can read it online, send it to your e-reader, or print it out. And as always, the magazine is 100% ad-free and free for personal use. This month’s Wild Kids Magazine has a matching activity and information about what wild plants are related to supermarket foods and garden plants. We also have a moon wheel the kids can cut out and assemble to track the moon…
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Wild Kids Magazine for January 2022
Happy 2022! Updated on January 2nd! I noticed when my daughter Fiona tried to use the foraging ID cards in the magazine that I had it so they weren’t printing with the names on the backs if you printed on both sides of the paper because of the order the pages were in. I moved another page down past the foraging cards so now they print properly. What a way to start the year! 😉 This is the updated magazine: Here is the January 2022 issue of Wild Kids Magazine. 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 December 2021
Happy December! Where did the year go?! Here is the December issue of Wild Kids Magazine. This month’s issue is 22 pages. As always, it’s in PDF form so you can read it online or on your e-reader, or you can print it out. And as always, the magazine is 100% ad-free and free for personal use. This month’s Wild Kids Magazine has some foraging cards you can print out for your kiddos. You can print out two copies to use them for matching games, or one copy to use them for flash cards or ID cards. We have instructions inside on how to use them for various fun purposes.…
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Wild Kids Magazine for November 2021
Happy November! Here’s this month’s issue of Wild Kids Magazine. In this month’s issue, we have a foraging crossword puzzle, information on how to make a wildlife blind, a bird and animal track worksheet and ID pages, ways to learn and have fun in nature in November, info on foraging rose hips, plus all the usual seasonal poetry, botanical coloring pages, and lots more. As always, the magazine is ad-free and 100% free to read online, read on your e-reader, or to print out. This issue is 20 pages. It’s designed to be printed on both sides of the paper if you want to print it as a paper magazine…
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Wild Kids Magazine for October 2021
Happy October! I hope you and your loved ones are happy and healthy. In this month’s issue of Wild Kids Magazine you can find your foraging name, learn how to “play the landscape” with music, play our fall foraging BINGO and make shrunken heads from apples (a repeat from a few years ago because it’s so much fun this time of year!). We also have botanical coloring pages on bindweed and long-stalked cranesbill with info on how to use (and get rid of) bindweed, plus all the usual nature journal pages, seasonal poetry, a weather tree and more. Here’s the link for the October 2021 issue. It is 18 pages…
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Wild Kids Magazine for September 2021
Happy September! I hope you and your loved ones are happy and healthy. In this month’s issue of Wild Kids Magazine we have information about fall wildflowers with wildflower journal pages, a nature mason jar collection project, and botanical coloring pages and information on cornflowers and teasel. We also have a sky wheel and phenology calendar for the month and all the usual nature journal pages, seasonal poetry, weather tree and more. Here’s the link for the September 2021 issue: Wild Kids Magazine for September 2021 Here’s a bit more information on some of this month’s topics. Cornflowers American Meadows has all kinds of great information about the history of…
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Wild Kids Magazine for August 2021
Happy August! How can we be more than halfway through 2021 already? I hope you and your family are safe and well, and you’ve found some great ways to enjoy the outdoors lately. In this month’s Wild Kids Magazine, we’re focusing on insects with some cool facts about how they use their colors and other parts of their designs. Kids can design their own insects and they’ll also learn about blue vervain and poppies. We also have a color matching nature scavenger hunt and all the usual nature journal pages, seasonal poetry, a nature tracking calendar, a weather tree and more. Here’s the link for the August 2021 issue…
