R is for Richardson Nature Center

Richardson Nature Center Events
Raptors in the Yard, Sun, Apr 15, 3-4 PM, FREE!
Nests and Flowers, Preschool Drop-Off, Tues, Apr 17, 1-3 PM, $10
April Showers, My Preschooler & Me, Thurs, Apr 17, 10-11:30 AM, $5
Celebrate Earth Day, Sun, April 22, 2-4 PM, FREE!
Plants and Flowers, Preschool Drop-Off, Tues, Apr 24, 1-3 PM, $10
Richardson's Grand Green Opening, Sat, Apr 28, 9 AM - noon, FREE!
Women's Spring Walk, Sat, Apr 28, 10 - 11:30 AM, FREE!
Snakes Alive!, Sun, Apr 29, 3-4 PM, FREE!
Baby Birds, Preschool Drop-Off, Tues, May 1, 1-3 PM, $10
Walk When the Moon is Full: Frog Moon, Fri, May 4, 8-9:30 PM, $5
Raptor Release, Hyland Park Reserve, Sat, May 5, 11 AM, FREE!
Spring Changes Hike, Sat, May 12, 10 - 11:30 AM, $5
Pond Exploration, Sun, May 13, 3-4 PM, FREE!
Reptiles and Amphibians, Preschool Drop-Off, Tues, May 15, 1-3 PM, $10
Turtle Time, Sun, May 20, 3-4 PM, FREE!
Baby Insects, Preschool Drop-Off, Tues, May 22, 1-3 PM, $10
Forest Play, Sun, May 27, 3-4 PM, FREE!
New Growth, Preschool Drop-Off, Tues, May 29, 1-3 PM, $10
May Flowers, My Preschooler and Me, Wed, May 30, 10-11:30 AM, $5

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Transportation A to Z

Transportation www.nasa.gov/ dltk-kids.com/crafts/transportation/index.com themes.pppst.com/transportation.html Alphabeep! By Debora Pearson Draw a picture of this form of transportation Have you ever used this method of transportation? Do you know of anyone who has used this form of transportation? Are there any books or movies that highlight this form of transportation? A – airplanes, automobile, Autobahn, air carrier B – bus, blimp, bicycle, boat C – canoe, car, combine, camel, canal D – driving, dump truck, donkey E – elephant, expressway F – float plane, ferry, freeway G - glider H – helicopter, hot air balloon, horse I – inflatable boat J – jetpack, jeep K - kayak L - lorry M – motorcycle, minivan N – naval fleet O - oxen P - puddle jumper, plane, parachute R – rowboat, raft, rocket S – semi-truck, speed boat, sail boat, scooter, ship, spaceship, subway, sky diving T – train, truck, tractor, taxi, toll way, tricycle U - unicycle...

Musical Instruments A to Z

A – accordion, a coustic guitar B – bagpipes, banjo, bassoon, bell, bongo, bugle C – castanets, cello, clarinet, conga, cornet, cymbals, chimes, cowbell, clarinet D – drums E – ektara, erhu, erxian F – flute, flutophone, flugelhorn, French horn, finger cymbals, fiddle G – glockenspiel, gongs, guitar, glass chord H – harmonica, harp, harpsichord, horn, Harp, Harpsichord, I - Ipu , Igil, Irish bouzouki, Inci, Irish Uilleann, Istarski mih J - jug Janggu, Jew’s harp, Jiaohu, Jinghu, K – kazoo, keyboard, kettle drum L – lute, lyre M – mandolin, maracas N – Naqara, Nyckelharpa, Nadaswaram, Natural Trumpet, Nay, Ney, Northumbrian small pipes, Nose flute O – organ, oboe P – piano, percussions, pipe organ, Piccolo Q – quinticlave, Qanun, Quena R – recorder, rain stick, rattle, reed pipe S – saxophone, snare drum, steel drum, strings, sousaphone, synthesizer, Spoons, Sitar, Slide guitar, Steel guitar, Slide whistle T – tambourine, triangle, trombone, trumpet, tuba, turntables,...

Household Tasks A to Z

They say you teach what you want to learn and I’m ready to learn how to help my children become better helpers. Creating a chore chart and reward system may be helpful to you and your family. Instead of spending money on magnetic or dry erase chore charts you can make your own customized chart by printing one from these online resources: chorecharts.com chorecharts.net freeprintablebehaviorcharts.com kids.lovetoknow.com handipoints.com-is a web-based game that allows you to create and print chore charts for your child to earn points to play games A – make chores and allowance age appropriate B – buy a book as a reward C – use consequences for not completing chores without being harsh D – if a chore is too difficult, ditch it and do a different one instead E – set reasonable and clear expectations F – make chores fun by singing a song while you work G – use small goals so your child doesn’t become overwhelmed such as first pick up the toys off the floor then organize ...

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