Trees are Magical!

Do you have a favourite tree in your neighbourhood? Maybe it’s in your local park and you like sitting in its shade to enjoy a book or a picnic. Or it grows right outside your window and birdsong wakes you up in the morning. Do you have a memory of a lovely fall day, walking past a row of trees with leaves crunching beneath your feet? Or maybe you love trees the most in wintertime, when they’re blanketed in snow and decorated with sparkling holiday lights.

Discover the magic of trees through art! We hope you found inspiration in our Summer Wonder online programs to explore nature through hands-on activities. You can still go on nature walks in different seasons. Try a Creativity Challenge to create a bird's nest or make cool sun prints.

Learn more about how important trees are to our planet!
 

Can You Hear the Trees Talking? by Peter Wohlleben
Can You Hear the Trees Talking? by Peter Wohlleben
 

Deep Roots: How Trees Sustain Our Planet by Nikki Tate
Deep Roots: How Trees Sustain Our Planet by Nikki Tate
 

The Magic and Mystery of Trees by Jen Green and Claire McElfatrick
The Magic and Mystery of Trees by Jen Green and Claire McElfatrick
 

Mama Miti: Wangari Maathai and the Trees of Kenya by Donna Jo Napoli and Kadir Nelson
Mama Miti: Wangari Maathai and the Trees of Kenya by Donna Jo Napoli and Kadir Nelson
 

The Secret Life of Trees by Moira Butterfield and Vivian Mineker
The Secret Life of Trees by Moira Butterfield and Vivian Mineker
 

Strange Trees and the Stories Behind Them by Bernadette Pourquié and Cécile Gambini
Strange Trees and the Stories Behind Them by Bernadette Pourquié and Cécile Gambini
 

Under the Canopy Trees Around the World by Iris Volant and Cynthia Alonso
Under the Canopy: Trees Around the World by Iris Volant and Cynthia Alonso
 

And just for fun, here are some tree jokes submitted on TPL Kids:

What do you call a smart group of trees? A brainforest!

How do trees check their email? They log in!

Why do trees hate math? Because it gives them square roots!

 

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