Out in Nature
Forests, flowers, rainbows and busy little bees.
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- TREE – A tree's rings show how old it is.
- FOREST – A forest is home to many animals, birds and bugs.
- RIVER – Rivers flow downhill until they reach the sea.
- MOUNTAIN – Mount Everest is the highest mountain above sea level.
- FLOWER – Flowers make sweet nectar to invite bees to visit.
- BEE – A bee visits hundreds of flowers in a day.
- BUTTERFLY – Butterflies taste with their feet!
- MEADOW – A meadow is a field full of grass and wild flowers.
- LAKE – A lake is a big pool of water with land all around it.
- SUN – The Sun is a star, and it keeps us warm.
- RAIN – Rain falls when the water drops in clouds grow heavy.
- RAINBOW – A rainbow appears when sunshine meets raindrops.
- CLOUD – Clouds are made of tiny drops of water.
- MOSS – Moss is soft and has no real roots.
- FERN – Ferns grew on Earth before the dinosaurs.
- SEED – A tiny seed holds a whole plant inside.
- BIRD – Birds are the only animals with feathers.
- ROCK – Some rocks are millions of years old.
- STREAM – A stream is a small, bubbly river.
- WATERFALL – Water tumbles down a waterfall and makes a misty cloud.
- SPROUT – A sprout is a baby plant pushing up from the soil.
- BLOSSOM – Blossoms bloom in spring and later turn into fruit.
- HILL – A hill is like a mountain, only smaller.
- PETAL – Bright petals help insects find the flower.
- GRASS – Grass keeps growing even after it has been cut.
- VALLEY – A valley is low land between hills or mountains.
- CAVE – A cave is a big hollow inside a hill or cliff.
- BREEZE – A breeze is a gentle, cool wind.
- DAISY – A daisy is really lots of tiny flowers in one.
- GARDEN – A garden can grow flowers, fruit and vegetables.