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Sunday Afternoons Hats for Kids
How to Prevent Trail Burn-Out with Kids
My kid is stretched out in front of the door, yelling. “I DON’T WANT TO GO HIKING I HATE HIKING I NEVER WANT TO GO HIKING AGAIN.” I sigh. We’ve been here before. If you too find yourself in this situation often, you’ve got a few options. Drag your kid to the car screaming back, “YOU WILL … [Read more...] about How to Prevent Trail Burn-Out with Kids
Wild Math – An Outdoor Curriculum Guide
Wild Math Skill - Measurement & Data Wild Math - An Outdoor Curriculum Guide - First Grade It’s summer break. You have a houseful of kids that are tracking in mud, asking for screen time, jumping on the couches, whining for a snack. They’ve just spent somewhere in the neighborhood of 175 … [Read more...] about Wild Math – An Outdoor Curriculum Guide
Summer Gear for Outdoor Women
While I love kid gear, I secretly always look forward to our seasonal posts highlighting our favorite current clothing for women who love to get out and get moving. And, due to the feedback we always get, I think you do too! This season we are highlighting our favorite hiking gear, specifically. … [Read more...] about Summer Gear for Outdoor Women
Natural Sunscreen Round Up (Plus a tip!)
The only thing harder than wrestling your kids into layers of snow gear may be slathering on sunscreen. But a few minutes of wiggling is worth getting to enjoy your summer burn-free. We've been busy testing out different types of natural sunscreens and are ready to start sharing our thoughts with … [Read more...] about Natural Sunscreen Round Up (Plus a tip!)
Exploring Local Trails: Katy Trail, Missouri
The Katy Trail spans 237 miles east-west nearly the whole width of northern Missouri. It is America’s longest trail created from a former rail line by the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy. The eastern 165 miles of the Katy Trail follow the Missouri River and are an official portion of the Lewis and Clark … [Read more...] about Exploring Local Trails: Katy Trail, Missouri