ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS
Small Wonders
This 90- minute outdoor class is for caregivers with children ages 0-3, designed for babies in carriers, early walkers and toddlers. Fidalgo Nature School staff will lead nature walks in Skagit and Island counties with various themes. It’s fresh each time so please join us more than once! Our learning goals at this age are a sense of comfort, curiosity, and delight in the natural world.
Note: Caregivers are an important part of their child’s experience. They are required to attend and expected to be fully present for the duration of each program. Please bring a snack and drink for a midway break.
All classes are FREE thru No Child Left Inside grant.
A big thank you also goes to Washington State Parks and Anacortes Community Forest.
CHECK OUT OUR SPRING SCHEDULE!
PLEASE REGISTER EVEN IF CLASS IS FULL. WE'LL CALL YOU IF SPACE BECOMES AVAILABLE.
March 24 from 9:30am-11am @ Little Cranberry Lake, main lot. *Theme: Colors in Nature FULL
March 31 from 9:30am-11am @ Little Cranberry Lake, A Avenue *Theme: Sounds in Nature FULL
April 7 from 9:30am-11am @ Little Cranberry Lake, main lot *Theme: Sensory Walk FULL
April 22 from 9:30am- 11am @ Joseph Whidbey State Park *Theme: Animal Tracks FULL
May 5 from 3pm-4:30pm @ Joseph Whidbey State Park *Theme: Beach and Branch
May 20 from 9:30am-11am @ Heart Lake *Theme: Colors in Nature
June 2 from 3pm-4:30pm @ Joseph Whidbey State Park *Theme: Beach and Branch
June 10 from 9:30am- 11am @ Joseph Whidbey State Park *Theme: Nature Painting
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Deception Pass State Park
Families in Nature Program
Deception Pass State Park, the Deception Pass Park Foundation, and Fidalgo Nature School are now partnering to provide this free program for children ages 2-5 at Deception Pass State Park
These sessions are designed as fun and highly interactive experiences for children ages 2-5 and their families. Programs last approximately 90 minutes and consist of story time, creative play, and nature-based activities and crafts.
Learn more and register at Deception Pass Park Foundation