Discovery Play Days offers storytime, hands-on activities and outdoor education for young children (3 to 10 year-olds) and their parents or guardians.
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With gatherings restricted, Discovery Play Days is moving to the germ free web for our storytelling and crafts. Our I Spy guidebook can be downloaded to use to explore wetlands, shorelines, and wildlife in your back yard or hiking around the Clear Creek Trail.
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Using the Safe Start Washington Guidebook, Kitsap County is currently enjoying Phase 2. Phase 2 allows outdoor activities of 5 persons including those outside your household.
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Phase 3 may happen on or around June 18th. This will allow gatherings of no more than 50 persons. If that does happen, the Discovery Play Day’s Low Tide Beach Walk will be on the beach at Silverdale Waterfront Park with beach naturalists.
Discovery Play Dates 2020
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Join Miss Aleah from the Silverdale Library for storytelling, songs and other eco-friendly activities on-line https://www.facebook.com/clearcreektask force/
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Birds and other Wildlife June 24, 10am
Who’s hopping around and chirping? A virtual summertime video features a wildlife story and activities to guide your backyard or trail explorations. Download a Clear Creek Bird list here. Visit the Clear Creek Trail Force Facebook page for the video starting June 24.
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Pond Dipping and Backyard Bugs July 8, 10am
Who’s hiding under rocks and skimming over the water's surface? A virtual summertime video features a bug story and activities to guide your backyard or trail explorations. Visit the Clear Creek Task Force Facebook page for the video starting July 8.
Low Tide Beach Exploration July 22, 10am
What kind of critters are hiding under rocks and what kind of plants grow in salt water? A virtual summertime video features a Salish Sea story and activities to guide your beach explorations. Visit the Clear Creek Task Force Facebook page for the video starting July 21.
Tree & Plant Detectives August 5, 10am
Trees are one of the most important habitats for birds, bugs and salmon. Discover how trees connect everyone with a video featuring a story about trees. Plant your own tree! Pick up a baby tree to repot and care for until October. Replant it along the trail on Plant One for the Pod Day. Pick up your tree and a pot at the Markwick Pavilion, 11200 Silverdale Way, Silverdale. Visit the Clear Creek Task Force Facebook page for the video starting August 4:
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*Our neighbors are businesses; we ask that you only park in there lots before or after business hours. ​
For more information about this program, to volunteer or to RSVP, contact us at
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