HOMESCHOOL DISCOVERY PROGRAM
Are your kids into nature and science and looking for activities that keep them engaged in the great outdoors? This program is geared towards elementary aged children and presents a different topic each month. Day: First Wednesday of the month (February, March, and April) Time: 9:00 – 11:00 am Location: Bessie Mitchell House Ages: K – 5th grades Fee: $10 per child Registration: GoGrapevine.com/GoWild
HOMESCHOOL ADVENTURE PROGRAM
Looking for a sense of adventure? This adventure program is perfect for expanding your child’s love for the outdoors! This program is geared towards elementary-aged children, providing an engaging outdoor recreation experience once a month. Day: Third Wednesday of the month (March and April) Time: 9:00 – 11:00 am Location: Meadowmere Park, 3000 Meadowmere Lane Ages: K – 5th grades Fee: $10 per child
Registration: GoGrapevine.com/GoWild
DISCOVERY TRUNKS
Go Wild Discovery Trunks are a field trip in a box, designed to provide teachers, scout leaders, homeschool groups, and families with the handson resources they need to help them educate students and themselves about a variety of science and wildlife topics in the Grapevine area. Curriculum, games, and various resources are provided for each trunk for just $15 per rental. Trunks can be reserved for one week at a time. To learn more, visit GoGrapevine.com/Discovery-Trunks.
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GO GRAPEVINE MAGAZINE
Nature is as near as our fingertips with the iNaturalist app! Being one of the most popular nature apps, iNaturalist assists identifying animals and plants in your own background, parks, and around the world. By recording and sharing your observations, you help our Parks and Recreation Department gather more knowledge of the creatures and specimens that are in our parks system. Join our community through the iNaturalist app year-round by recording observations in one of our many City Parks. Start observing and collecting data today by downloading the app through Google Play or the App Store, and for more information about iNaturalist visit iNaturalist.org.
