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Discovering Nature: Adventures Around the Pond with Alice K. Flanagan

Join Alice K. Flanagan on an immersive journey "Around the Pond: Who's Been Here?" This nature walk explores vibrant ecosystems, highlighting key wilderness vocabulary. Readers will learn about the river bank, unique crater formations, the delicate edge of pools, lush moss carpets, and serene walking paths through forests. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and educators, each selection carefully unfolds a day of discovery, encouraging readers to connect with and appreciate the natural world.

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Discovering Nature: Adventures Around the Pond with Alice K. Flanagan

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  1. Around the Pond:Who’s Been Here? By: Alice K. Flanagan Nature Walk Theme 2, Selection 3, Day 1 Created By: Bradley Williams

  2. bank

  3. crater

  4. edge

  5. moss

  6. path

  7. shallow

  8. Key WildernessVocabulary • bank • Many trees and bushes grow along this bank of the river.  • crater • A hollow area in the ground, shaped like a bowl • edge • Jodie sat at the edge of the pool and put her feet in the water.  • moss • Small green or brown plants that grow close together like carpet on the ground, rocks, and trees • path • A place where you can walk through a field or forest. • shallow • Not Deep

  9. Around the Pond:Who’s Been Here? By: Alice K. Flanagan Nature Walk Theme 2, Selection 3, Day 2 Created By: Bradley Williams

  10. Many trees and bushes grow along this ______ of the river.  bank

  11. The elephant's foot made a ________in the ground.  crater

  12. edge • Jodie sat at the _____ of the pool and put her feet in the water.   

  13. moss • Some ______ is growing in the shady area under that tree.   

  14. path • The cleared _____ in the woods made walking easy.   

  15. We can walk along the edge of the lake, where the water is ___________. shallow

  16. Key WildernessVocabulary • bank • Many trees and bushes grow along this bank of the river.  • crater • A hollow area in the ground, shaped like a bowl • edge • Jodie sat at the edge of the pool and put her feet in the water.  • moss • Small green or brown plants that grow close together like carpet on the ground, rocks, and trees • path • A place where you can walk through a field or forest. • shallow • Not Deep

  17. Around the Pond:Who’s Been Here? By: Alice K. Flanagan Nature Walk Theme 2, Selection 3, Day 3 Created By: Bradley Williams

  18. We sat on the bank…

  19. The small craters in the ground…

  20. He held onto the edge of…

  21. Moss grew over…

  22. We walked down the path past…

  23. The shallow water was…

  24. Key WildernessVocabulary • bank • Many trees and bushes grow along this bank of the river.  • crater • A hollow area in the ground, shaped like a bowl • edge • Jodie sat at the edge of the pool and put her feet in the water.  • moss • Small green or brown plants that grow close together like carpet on the ground, rocks, and trees • path • A place where you can walk through a field or forest. • shallow • Not Deep

  25. Around the Pond:Who’s Been Here? By: Alice K. Flanagan Nature Walk Theme 2, Selection 3, Day 4 Created By: Bradley Williams

  26. Key WildernessVocabulary • bank • Many trees and bushes grow along this bank of the river.  • crater • A hollow area in the ground, shaped like a bowl • edge • Jodie sat at the edge of the pool and put her feet in the water.  • moss • Small green or brown plants that grow close together like carpet on the ground, rocks, and trees • path • A place where you can walk through a field or forest. • shallow • Not Deep

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