The great outdoors may be the best place to learn about nature, but it’s not always possible to get there. That’s why our Community Naturalist program brings nature to you! With support from our members and funders, we provide free educational activities, games, books, lesson plans, and more for kids, parents and educators. Is there something you’d like to see added to this page? Please let Jacelyn Downey know by emailing jdowney@audubon.org.
Games, Lesson Plans, and Activities from Audubon Rockies
Rockie the Burrowing Owl
Learn about the sagebrush and wildlife migrations in our free, illustrated books.
Sagebrush Steppe Poster Lesson Plan
Download this free educational poster and lesson plan to teach youth about the sagebrush ecosystem.
Web of Life: Sagebrush Lesson Plan
Teach your students about the sagebrush ecosystem with this free lesson plan and flashcards.
Mountain West Habitat Flashcards
Teach your students about eight of the Mountain West's habitats
Signs of Life
Try this activity to help kids notice the animal signs around them.
Create Homes So Bluebirds Come Your Way
Step-by-step instructions for creating nest boxes for bluebirds.
Get to Know Local Macroinvertebrates
Learn more about the unsung heroes in your local pond or puddle.
Plant Native Plants With Seed Tape
A seven-step activity for planting small seeds with your kids.
Resources from the Audubon Network
Audubon for Kids
Activities from across Audubon’s national network of environmental educators.
Activities and DIY
From DIY feeders to quick tips for making a bird-friendly yard or home, here are some fun and creative ways to help—and enjoy—your feathered visitors.
DIY Videos
Audubon activities for kids and adults to help birds with.
Challenge Your Kids With These Six Nature-Photography Projects
From scavenger hunts to a seasonal calendar and a technique called cyanotype, there are so many ways to get creative.
Related
Sagebrush Resources
Learn why the sagebrush needs you and how you can help.
River Resources
Learn more about river and riparian managment from our downloadable fact sheets.
How you can help, right now
