Nature Observations: Engaging With Plants Through Detailed Exploration

Arvalyn Hill introduces a nature observation activity for families to do at home. The activity involves observing plants and using three prompts: 'I notice,' 'I wonder,' and 'it reminds me of,' to make scientific observations. Hill explains the purpose of each prompt and encourages participants to explore and enjoy nature through this engaging activity.

What is the main activity Arvalyn Hill introduces in the video?

• Watering plants

• Planting seeds

• Nature observations

• Drawing plants

What materials are needed for the nature observation activity?

• Binoculars and map

• Paper, notebook, and pencil

• Camera and tripod

• Paint and canvas

What is the primary goal of nature observations according to Arvalyn?

• To create beautiful drawings

• To collect plant samples

• To make scientific observations

• To identify plant species

What is the first prompt used in nature observations?

• It reminds me of

• I wonder

• I notice

• I think

What does Arvalyn notice about her monstera plant?

• It is wilting

• It has flowers

• It is a cactus

• It has three large leaves

What is the second prompt in the nature observation activity?

• I think

• I wonder

• I notice

• It reminds me of

What does Arvalyn wonder about her plant?

• Why it is growing fast

• Why one leaf is browning

• Why it is a different color

• Why it has flowers

What is the third prompt in the nature observation activity?

• It reminds me of

• I notice

• I think

• I wonder

What does the monstera plant remind Arvalyn of?

• A desert

• A rainforest

• Prehistoric times

• A small garden

What can you use if you don't feel comfortable drawing during nature observations?

• Words and numbers

• Videos

• Paintings

• Photographs