BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//www.adkinsarboretum.org//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.30.1 0// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH UID:14695082-6966-4aaf-a408-0aafb3e9e2d1 X-WR-CALDESC:Classes are open to children ages 3 to 5. Each class includes a snack and a craft. Classes meet on Tuesdays from 10 to 11:15 a.m.\n\n Crazy for Cattails\nSeptember 24\nThe Arboretum’s wetland is full of f uzzy cattails! Find out why the cattail is sometimes called “Nature’s Groc ery Store.” We’ll use nets to look for critters that live among the cattai ls\, make painted cattail prints to take home\, and eat crunchy “cattail” snacks.\n\nDiscovering Daddy Longlegs\nOctober 1\nPeek around the t ree stumps at Paw Paw Playground\, and you’ll be sure to find lots of Dadd y Longlegs! We will learn how Daddy Longlegs are different from spiders\, have an eight-legged Daddy Longlegs race with our friends\, and make silly Daddy Longlegs out of sweet gum balls.\n\nTucking in the Garden\nOctob er 8\nSummer days are long over\, and it’s time to get the Funshine Ga rden ready for a nice winter nap. We’ll tidy the garden beds\, gather seed s to store in homemade packets\, and look for signs of animals that might be cozying up in the garden for winter naps of their own.\n\nColorfest \nOctober 15\nCome celebrate the beauty of fall as we gather colorful leaves on a forest walk and enjoy a picnic snack under the trees. We’ll le arn why leaves change color\, jump in a gigantic leaf pile\, and make love ly leaf crafts to take home.\n\nWhite Oak Hotel\nOctober 22\nThe am azing white oak tree is home to many creatures. Learn about the animals th at depend on the white oak for food and shelter\, make bark and leaf rubbi ngs of a giant white oak tree\, and create lift-the-flap white oak hotels to take home.\n\nWhoooo Goes There?\nOctober 29\nWhat does a Great Horned Owl look and sound like? How about the tiny Saw-Whet Owl? We’ll pra ctice our owl calls and look for owl pellets in the meadow. We’ll also mak e feathery owl masks and munch on Halloween snacks while listening to stor ies about the wise old owl.\n\nDinosaurs!\nNovember 5\nDid you know that Astrodon is Maryland’s state dinosaur? Travel back in time as we lea rn about the dinosaurs of Delmarva. On a nature walk\, we’ll look for plan ts that grew during the age of the dinosaurs\, investigating a trail of my sterious footprints along the way. \n\nA-Maize-ing Grain\nNovember 12\nCan you believe that the early settlers ate corn 365 days a year? Lear n about this native grain\, try your hand at grinding corn\, and make corn shakers. We’ll eat a popcorn snack and read Thanksgiving stories after lo oking for wild turkeys in the meadow.\n\nFee: $60 members\, $75 non-mem bers for the series of eight programs\n\nClick here to register for the Fall Nature Preschool Prog ram series. X-WR-RELCALID:24773517b2888c42cbc3a04b98b4745e X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/New_York BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/New_York BEGIN:STANDARD TZNAME:EST DTSTART:20121104T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 RDATE:20131103T020000 RDATE:20141102T020000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZNAME:EDT DTSTART:20130310T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 RDATE:20140309T020000 RDATE:20150308T020000 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:d0a35800-3405-420e-a722-7024e04c54f3 DTSTAMP:20260522T201831Z DESCRIPTION:Classes are open to children ages 3 to 5. Each class includes a snack and a craft. Classes meet on Tuesdays from 10 to 11:15 a.m.\n\nC razy for Cattails\nSeptember 24\nThe Arboretum’s wetland is full of fu zzy cattails! Find out why the cattail is sometimes called “Nature’s Groce ry Store.” We’ll use nets to look for critters that live among the cattail s\, make painted cattail prints to take home\, and eat crunchy “cattail” s nacks.\n\nDiscovering Daddy Longlegs\nOctober 1\nPeek around the tr ee stumps at Paw Paw Playground\, and you’ll be sure to find lots of Daddy Longlegs! We will learn how Daddy Longlegs are different from spiders\, h ave an eight-legged Daddy Longlegs race with our friends\, and make silly Daddy Longlegs out of sweet gum balls.\n\nTucking in the Garden\nOctobe r 8\nSummer days are long over\, and it’s time to get the Funshine Gar den ready for a nice winter nap. We’ll tidy the garden beds\, gather seeds to store in homemade packets\, and look for signs of animals that might b e cozying up in the garden for winter naps of their own.\n\nColorfest\n October 15\nCome celebrate the beauty of fall as we gather colorful le aves on a forest walk and enjoy a picnic snack under the trees. We’ll lear n why leaves change color\, jump in a gigantic leaf pile\, and make lovely leaf crafts to take home.\n\nWhite Oak Hotel\nOctober 22\nThe amaz ing white oak tree is home to many creatures. Learn about the animals that depend on the white oak for food and shelter\, make bark and leaf rubbing s of a giant white oak tree\, and create lift-the-flap white oak hotels to take home.\n\nWhoooo Goes There?\nOctober 29\nWhat does a Great Ho rned Owl look and sound like? How about the tiny Saw-Whet Owl? We’ll pract ice our owl calls and look for owl pellets in the meadow. We’ll also make feathery owl masks and munch on Halloween snacks while listening to storie s about the wise old owl.\n\nDinosaurs!\nNovember 5\nDid you know t hat Astrodon is Maryland’s state dinosaur? Travel back in time as we learn about the dinosaurs of Delmarva. On a nature walk\, we’ll look for plants that grew during the age of the dinosaurs\, investigating a trail of myst erious footprints along the way. \n\nA-Maize-ing Grain\nNovember 12 \nCan you believe that the early settlers ate corn 365 days a year? Learn about this native grain\, try your hand at grinding corn\, and make corn s hakers. We’ll eat a popcorn snack and read Thanksgiving stories after look ing for wild turkeys in the meadow.\n\nFee: $60 members\, $75 non-membe rs for the series of eight programs\n\nClick here to register for the Fall Nature Preschool Progra m series. 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