Baton Rouge Green | Canopy Kids
Families and Kids: 
Outdoor Scavenger Hunt

Outdoor Scavenger Hunt

Looking for an adventure? Explore your yard with our Outdoor Scavenger Hunt. You never know what treasures you may find! View Details
Indoor Scavenger Hunt

Indoor Scavenger Hunt

Stuck inside? No need to worry! Your home is hiding many items that are made from trees. Use our Indoor Scavenger Hunt to find them! View Details
Graph Your Yard

Graph Your Yard

Our yards and parks often have a mixture of deciduous and evergreen trees. Take a walk outside to graph the trees that surround you. For some extra fun, compare your yard's trees with a friend's! View Details
Outdoor Bingo

Outdoor Bingo

Want a fun game to play with your friends or your family? Print out our Outdoor Bingo Sheets. First one to Bingo wins! View Details
Word Search

Word Search

If you love trees like we do, grab a marker to complete our tree-themed word search. Happy hunting! View Details
What We're Reading

What We're Reading

We love a great book about trees and all they have to offer! Take a look at this list to check out what we're reading! You're in for a real tree-t! View Details
Teachers and Schools:
Interested in incorporating tree-themed lessons into your classroom? 

Baton Rouge Green has got you covered!

Tree Diagram

Tree Diagram

This lesson is a great way for 1st and 2nd grade students to learn about the different parts of trees and what they do while also learning about text features such as diagrams and labels. View Details
Tree Graphing

Tree Graphing

This lesson is great for 2nd and 3 grade students. It allows them to share the changes they see in fall while also graphing the deciduous and evergreen trees on their school's campus. View Details
Why Mulch?

Why Mulch?

This lesson is a great way for way for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students to practice using text evidence to restate and answer while also getting some hands-on experience as they mulch trees. View Details
Leaf Detectives

Leaf Detectives

This lesson is great for Kindergarten and 1st grade students. It allows them venture outside so they can describe and measure a leaf of their choosing. View Details
Leaf Study

Leaf Study

This lesson is great for 4th and 5th grade students. It allows them to head outside, collect a leaf of their choosing, and describe it so that it can be easily identified by a partner. View Details
Tree Benefits- Lower Elementary

Tree Benefits- Lower Elementary

This lesson is a great way for 1st and 2nd grade students to discover and share the benefits of trees. View Details
Tree Benefits- Middle School

Tree Benefits- Middle School

This lesson is a great way for middle school students to learn about and calculate the benefits of trees on their campus and in their community. View Details
Tree Benefits- High School

Tree Benefits- High School

This lesson is a great way for high school students to gather information on the benefits of trees and argue the need for mature trees on their school campus and in their community. View Details

We can also support your school in achieving K–12 Tree Campus recognition through the Arbor Day Foundation.

Chances are, you're school is already doing what's needed! 

Learn more about the necessary steps here.

Additional Tree-sources:
Visit these sites to learn more! 
Want to reach out?
Feel free to contact us: amelia@batonrougegreen.com