Cumberland Island
National Park Service
U.S. Department of the Interior
Cumberland Island National Seashore
Junior Ranger Program
activity guide for ages 5-7
_“Explore, Learn, Protect!”_
Welcome to Cumberland Island National Seashore!
{Junior}
I’m Junior, the exploring Gopher Tortoise, here to go with you on your
adventure today! I’m calling all kids ages 5-7 ready for exploration and
adventure! We’re going to learn about Cumberland Island and its animals,
plants, and people! Sound like fun? Well of course it is! As a Junior
Ranger, you also have the special mission to help protect this park and
set good examples for other visitors.
To become a Junior Ranger:
—Complete at least 5 activities in this booklet with the help of family
or friends
—Attend one interpretive program and get a ranger to sign below to
substitute for one activity
—Bring your booklet to the Sea Camp visitor center at the Sea Camp dock,
or the mainland visitor center. A Ranger will check your answers and
award you a Junior Ranger badge!
Cumberland Island National Seashore is just one of many national parks
across the U.S.! Where is your home and how far did you travel to get
here? ______________________________
Be Aware and be Prepared!
When exploring, Junior Rangers should be ready to face the day! Get
started by drawing yourself under the Junior Ranger hat. Make sure you
are wearing the right clothes for the weather today! There is also a
list of things you might want to take with you as you explore today. See
if you can find them in the word find below.
[Illustration: JUNIOR RANGER]
What is the Weather today?
______________________________
Packing List
1. [_]water
2. [_]sunshades
3. [_]bugspray
4. [_]map
5. [_]raincoat
6. [_]hat
7. [_]snack
8. [_]firstaid
9. [_]sunscreen
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