Little Naturalists: Super Seasons
Join us at Lake Pueblo State Park for a Little Naturalists' celebration of the seasons. This program is designed for preschool age children and their grown-ups. Participants will enjoy a story time, followed by educational activities, and arts & crafts. Explore questions including: Why do we have seasons? What happens as the seasons change? and How do these changes impact wildlife?
About this Event
This program will meet in the Auditorium at the Lake Pueblo State Park Visitor Center located on the south side of the reservoir. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Registration is not required but helps ensure there are enough materials for all participants.
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