Children's Garden | New Words | KidVision Pre-K

Hi KidVision kids, it's Miss Penny. Put on your thinking caps. It's time to learn a new word. Nature play. Nature play happens when children are provided the opportunity to engage in unstructured play in a safe, natural, outdoor setting. Children use their senses to learn about nature. What was that word? Nature play. Good job. Water play. Water play involves water as well as using tools such as buckets and funnels and natural items like shells and sticks that allow children to splash, scoop, pour and explore with their senses. What was that word? Water play. Good job. Mud kitchen. A mud kitchen is an outdoor kitchen set up for children to pretend to prepare and cook food using a combination of mud, sand and water along with leaves and berries for decorating. What was that word? Mud kitchen. Good job. Pollinator garden. A pollinator garden is a garden that is planted with different types of flowers that provide nectar or pollen to a range of hungry pollinator insects like bees and butterflies. What was that word? Pollen. Good job. See you next time.