Chattahoochee Nature CenterPee Wee Naturalist
Help your child build curiosity and confidence in the natural world through hands-on exploration, wildlife encounters, and outdoor discovery.
Children and their families · Tuesdays: September 8, October 13, November 10 | 9:45-11AM · $60 general public/$45 CNC Members (price for 3-part series is per child, adult helper required and admitted free)
From chattnaturecenter.org/events/pee-wee-naturalists-3 ↗About this program
Young naturalists will explore the grounds alongside a naturalist, meet ambassador animals, and create a nature-inspired craft to take home.
Each session encourages observation, learning, and a deeper appreciation for the season.
Limited space available.
Questions
Who is this program for?
Help your child build curiosity and confidence in the natural world through hands-on exploration, wildlife encounters, and outdoor discovery.
What are the ages for this program?
Ages 3 and 4
When does the program take place?
Tuesdays: September 8, October 13, November 10 | 9:45-11AM
How much does it cost?
$60 general public/$45 CNC Members (price for 3-part series is per child, adult helper required and admitted free)
Is registration required?
Advanced Registration Required by Thursday, September 3.
Details
- Who
- Children and their families
- When
- Tuesdays: September 8, October 13, November 10 | 9:45-11AM
- Where
- Chattahoochee Nature Center, 9135 Willeo Rd
- Cost
- $60 general public/$45 CNC Members (price for 3-part series is per child, adult helper required and admitted free)
- Ages
- 3 and 4
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