Great news for parents who are looking for free, fun activities to do with their children this summer – National Geographic has launched their Planet Possible Family Challenge.
This 8 week challenge is designed to make it fun to go outside and learn while you are playing!
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National Geographic’s Planet Possible Family Challenge
Every Thursday during the Planet Possible Family Challenge, there will be a new challenge for kids and families to complete.
Each challenge will have three parts:
- A make-it-yourself project
- Getting outdoors to use your handmade craft or tool
- Exploring biodiversity and learning tips on protecting the natural world.
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The First Planet Possible Challenge
The first challenge is to make a magnifier tool out of cardboard and an old reading glasses lens.
Once you have made your own, you can then explore the ground to see what amazing tiny things you can find in your own backyard!
You can find all the instructions and tips for the activity on the National Geographic website.
More Planet-Protecting Tips and Fun Activities for Kids
The new Planet Possible Family Challenge program is part of National Geographic’s Planet Possible initiative. They want to inspire everyone to live more lightly on the planet.
Check out their website for other fun family activities and information, such as:
- How to take wildlife photos like a pro
- How to keep your kids from bugging out over insects
- Growing an indoor garden
- Learning how to be a wildlife detective
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