Kids explore beetles up close and make a flipping craft at Wehr Nature Center.
Nature Nauts: Beetlemania is a delightful morning adventure for young children at Wehr Nature Center. Designed for kids aged 4-6, this program offers a unique opportunity to learn about the fascinating world of beetles. Children will get to see beetles in action, participate in a beetle hunt, and create their own craft beetle that flips.
The event is both educational and entertaining, making it a perfect outing for families looking to engage their children with nature. With the guidance of knowledgeable staff, kids will enjoy a hands-on experience that encourages curiosity and creativity. Remember to register online in advance and bring an adult to join in the fun.
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