BOOK WORMS
Douglas-Hart is calling all book worms to dig deeper into nature with a story time that ends with a 'Creative Challenge' based on the story. These story time videos are made by educators from Douglas-Hart and are FREE for anyone to use. Enjoy! Don't forget to tag us on social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) @douglashartnc or email us to show off your completed Creative Challenges!
Check out our available Book Worms episodes below!
Enjoy a reading of Not a Box by Antoinette Portis and participate in the FUN of upcycling to help reduce the amount of waste goes into the landfills.
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Spring into this reading by Ms. Abby of And Then It's Spring written by Julie Fogliano, and then grow your knowledge about germination by completing the creative challenge at the end!
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Spring time is baby boom time in nature . . . listen to Deborah Gaurino's story Is Your Mama a Llama? to learn about various young critters and their mamas! Following the story, complete the Creative Challenge to learn more about animal adaptations!
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The Canada Geese have returned to the Douglas-Hart Nature Center! Learn more about these waterfowl in a reading of Catching The Wind by Joanne Ryder. Following the story, complete the Creative Challenge to test the power of the flying V formation!
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Beavers are a unique wetland animal! Enjoy this quick story, Busy Beavers, by Lydia Dabcovich. The creative challenge involves sticks, mud, and water!
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The Big Wide-Mouthed Frog is a classic story of a frog who goes out exploring and finds different animals.
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Enjoy the story "When it Starts to Snow" By Phyllis Gershator read by Ms. Abby outside in the snow! What do you do when it starts to snow? Your creative challenge is to go outside and make something from snow! A snow fort? Snowman? Snow angel? There are 'snow' many possibilities!
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Want to suggest a book for us to create a Book Worms episode on? Click the 'Suggest A Book' button.
Please keep in mind, we like to focus on science/nature/environment based books for children. However, all suggestions are welcome!
Please keep in mind, we like to focus on science/nature/environment based books for children. However, all suggestions are welcome!