2023 - Apple Playschools' Mud Day Celebration

Virtual Mud Day Challenge with free mud day tickets

Tracking the Mud Monster: Complete the challenges below or Choose your own adventures to collect your muddy minutes and earn clues to unravel the mysteries of the Mud Monster. Challenge 1: What does the Mud Monster look like? Log at least 1 muddy minute to get your first glimpse of the Mud Monster. You can go for a hike in the woods, take a trail run, dig in the dirt, plant a flower or vegetable, mix dirt and water in a bowl to a nice muddy consistency, stand barefoot on the soil or anything you choose to connect with the earth. Enter your muddy minutes, choose challenge 1 under activity and add what you did in the comment section. Challenge 2: How does the Mud Monster move? Does she glide, hop, fly, hike in the woods. Take a hike in the woods and enter your muddy minutes to find out. Challenge 3: What does the Mud Monster like to eat? Visit a local farm, farmers market, produce stand, or work in your garden. Enter your muddy minutes in the log with your guess in the comment section. Challenge 4: How does the Mud Monster relax? Read a mud themed books somewhere outside Challenge 5: What are the Mud Monsters favorite hobbies? Try out some of the activities below. When you track your minutes enter your activity. Mud Day Play Passport: -Go for a Trail Run -Take a Nature Hike -Dig or work in your Garden -Play in the mud: Create your own mud pit in the yard or in a small bin. -Mud Face Painting: Mix your own mud face paint and have fun decorating your face -Mud Painting: Create your own work of art my mixing mud and paint away -Mud Target practice: set up a few targets and squish some mud into a ball and toss away -Build with Mud or Clay: Make a fairy house, sculpt with clay, or open up your own mud pie kitchen. -Mud in your community: Go for a scavenger hunt looking for the importance of mud or soil. Visit a farmers market and find a root vegetable. Visit an art museum or gallery to find something made of clay. Learn about animals that live under ground. -Join a community event to garden or volunteer in a nature area. -Take a selfie of your muddy play and add it to our photo page!