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Outdoor Tree-Trimming - Adopt a tree in your yard or neighborhood - find out what kind it is, and decide to visit it at least once every season. Decorate it with things birds like to eat.
Scavenger Hunt - Give the kids a list of natural objects to find in the yard or neighborhood - pinecones, acorns, different shape leaves - and make it a contest to see who can find everything first.
Decorate with Mother Nature - Have the kids use some of the treasures they found on the scavenger hunt to create pretty centerpieces, wreaths or other holiday decor.
Christmas Bird Count - Get outside, learn about your feathered neighbors, and help scientists monitor the health and well being of local bird populations.
Make An Elf House - Santa"s elves need a place to stay while compiling Santa"s Naughty and nice list. Create an elf house using the nature in your neighborhood.



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