While walking in the forest we may encounter many different types of animal homes. These could be holes in a tree or on the ground, caves, nests, and shells. Why homes are different in shape and size? What is their function? How do different animals construct their homes? Why some materials are used instead of others? We will learn where to search and how to identify different animal homes, their shapes, materials and function (to sleep, hold eggs, capture insects, storage food, etc). We will examine in detail live samples of animal homes using scientific tool kits, and do exciting scientific activities!

Meeting point: The session is conducted in Forstenrieder Park. I will contact you about the details on exactly where to meet ( it will be 10 mins before starting).

Age: 4-10 years old

Duration of a session: 2 hours

Parents/grandparents are welcome to join!

What to bring: closed shoes, long trousers, backpack, water bottle, change of clothes in case kids get wet or muddy, raincoat, sun hat.

NOTE: in case of really bad weather (i.e. heavy rain and thunderstones, strong winds) the session will be postponed on the same day at a different hour, or on the next day on Sunday, or on the Sunday of the week after. In case you cannot attend the postponed event, you will get reimbursed!

Please book here if interested in this single session