Embarking on an adventure in the great outdoors isn't just a way to fill a sunny afternoon—it's a doorway to igniting a lifelong passion for exploration and an appreciation for the natural world.

Have you ever wondered how the rustling leaves can teach a lesson in physics, or how a simple garden can be a laboratory for biodiversity? Welcome to the world of outdoor science experiments, where nature serves as both a classroom and a playground.

Outdoor learning isn't a new concept. For years, educators have recognized the benefits of spending time outdoors, from improved attention spans to enhanced critical thinking skills.

Taking part in outdoor activities in nature can help young children develop in a multitude of ways that can help them as they grow.