Toddlers splash and play at a temporary water park, creating memories and sparkly wave bottles.
Little Wonders for Threes: Water is Wonderful is an engaging event designed for toddlers and their favorite adults to explore the joys of water. Held at the Wehr Nature Center, this program offers a hands-on experience where children can scoop, pour, and splash in a temporary water park setting. It's a great opportunity for young ones to learn about water through play and creativity.
The event also includes a story session about the wonders of water, and kids get to create their own sparkly wave bottle to take home. With a watery snack included, it's a fun and educational outing perfect for a summer day. Be sure to register online in advance, as spots are limited and tend to fill up quickly.
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A program for toddlers to enjoy with their favorite adult. Water is not only essential for life, it’s fun! Children will discover the joys of scooping, pouring, splashing, and measuring water as we play at Wehr’s temporary “water park”. We will hear a story about the wonders of water, create a sparkly wave bottle, and eat a watery snack.
