Seasonal field guides for curious little naturalists. Real facts, simple questions, a hands-on activity and a colouring page, all ready to print or use on a tablet.
Every fact comes from government science sources like NOAA, NASA and the National Park Service.
SPRING WONDERS · 12 GUIDES
WINTER WONDERS · 12 GUIDES
AUTUMN WONDERS · 12 GUIDES
Inside every guide
Each guide is built the same way, so kids know what comes next and you never have to plan. Little ones do the bold facts, the activity and the colouring. Bigger kids do it all.
01
For grown-ups
A five-minute read so you can answer every “why?”
02
Five whoa facts
Short, read-aloud facts kids actually remember.
03
Ask your kid
Questions for ages 3–4 and 5–7, no right answers.
04
Try it
One hands-on activity with a simple supply list.
05
Go outside
A tick-it-off walk for the backyard, park or campsite.
06
Colour it in
A full colouring scene, drawn just for that wonder.
07
Count & trace
Counting rows and dotted letters to trace.
08
Field notes
A page to draw or dictate what they noticed.
09
Read together
Two picture books to look for at the library.
10
Sources
Every fact cited, so you can read more.
Four seasonal packs
Twelve field guides in every pack, one for each week of the season. Download once, print what you need, or use them straight from a tablet.
12 guides · 128 pages
Owls, animal tracks, snowflakes, the Moon, winter stars, Arctic animals and more.
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12 guides · 128 pages
Frogs, worms, nests and eggs, bees, rainbows, bird migration and more.
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12 guides · 128 pages
Fireflies, ladybugs, bats, tide pools, sunflowers, clouds and more.
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12 guides · 128 pages
Falling leaves, acorns, pumpkins, mushrooms, beavers, salmon and more.
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Out there with us
Why parents trust it
Government science only
Facts come from places like NOAA, NASA, the USDA Forest Service, the National Park Service and state wildlife agencies.
Cited on the last page
Each guide lists its sources, so you can read more or answer the next big question.
Made for real life
Ten minutes counts. No special supplies, and it works at home, in the backyard or on the road.
Free tool
Tell the planner where you’re stopping and what the nature is like. It suggests a few minutes of wonder for each day, matched to the season.
Try one free
A complete free field guide about frost, ice crystals and cold mornings. See exactly how the packs work before you buy.