Adirondack & Environmental Activities for Kids

Help pass on your love for the Adirondacks and the Earth to the next generation. Share these free educational materials with a kid in your life, and help them learn about the importance of preserved wildlands, clean air, water, and intact wildlife habitats.

Author Sheri Amsel has generously contributed many of her worksheets to be used for free. Click the links below to download the free printable PDFs of her drawing and other activities.  

Coloring Sheets

Color the Water on Earth

Color a Deciduous Forest

Color Maple Sugaring

Color a Beaver Pond

Color a Lake Habitat

 

Learn to Draw

Learn to Draw a Bobcat

Learn to Draw a Loon

Learn to Draw a Trillium

 

Activity Sheets

Wildflower Word Scramble

Wildlife Tracks Matching

Identify Conifers

 

I Spy on a Trail

About Hardwood Forests

About the Nitrogen Cycle, Plants and Soil

About Acid Rain and Impacts on Our Environment and Health

Human Impacts on the Environment

Other Fun Stuff

Wild Center Lunchtime Live
Every day Monday-Friday at noon, the Wild Center team is showing animal encounters, behind-the-scenes looks, projects, and activities you can do at home. 

Fort Ticonderoga Online Activities 
Fort Ticonderoga offers two printable online activities and is hosting webinars and other interesting tidbits on their Facebook and Instagram. 

Air Pollution activity sheet from NYSDEC

Science experiments from National Geographic

Bird puzzles and games from Audubon