Houston Family Nature Challenge - Children's Environmental Literacy Foundation
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Houston Family Nature Challenge

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Challenge Overview

Looking for meaningful learning activities to build family connections in an outdoor setting during this long summer? We invite you to join the Children’s Environmental Literacy Foundation Houston-based Educator team for a meaningful, fun-filled Family Nature Challenge taking place over 3 weeks in June! The challenges are self-paced and allow for schedule-flexibility for families.  

How does the Family Nature Challenge work?

You will receive a challenge each Monday, accompanied by thought-provoking mini-lessons, educational tools to enhance understanding, and Texas-based guest speakers who will share valuable environmental insights for the whole family. We will end each week with a live Show and Tell, structured on building community among families across the Houston-Galveston region! 

Grade Level: K-8 & Parents

Connections to the Big Ideas of Sustainability:

Get to know your “place”
#Interdependence & Diversity: What’s in your ecosystem?
Your ability to make an impact

What to Expect:

  • Weekly Challenges posted every Monday on private pages to engage Houston-Galveston families
  • Whole family invitations to exclusive footage with local community experts and live Challenge activities
  • Guides and modeled examples for nature activities
  • Introduction to key concepts of sustainability, including: place, community, and diversity
  • Outdoor activities and exploration without having to go far from home
  • Community building with like-minded families in the Houston-Galveston region via live Show and Tell on Fridays
  • Spend as much time outside as possible with your family with our flexible schedule of learning
  • Less than 2 hours a week of screen time for this Challenge program
  • Each family will earn a recognition badge for completing the Challenge!
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