Little Explorers: Discovering Nature on Campus
Our little ones recently enjoyed a nature walk around the Grace Place campus, taking in all the sights, sounds, and colors around them. The highlight? Our butterfly garden, where children noticed flowers, plants, and fluttering butterflies up close.
After the walk, the children expressed what they saw and felt through drawing, turning their observations into colorful works of art. These moments encourage creativity, curiosity, and a love for the world around them.
Time spent outdoors is so important for young learners—it supports physical health, sparks imagination, and helps children slow down and connect with their environment. It’s also a wonderful way to build social skills, mindfulness, and a sense of wonder about nature.
We loved seeing our little explorers so engaged, learning through their own eyes, and finding joy in discovery. These experiences help nurture a lifelong curiosity and a deep appreciation for the natural world.
