Welcome to the Wild | Where we find tiny creatures doing mighty things!
Dr. Flutterby, world famous entomologist is on the search for the elusive and rare Blue Morpho butterfly! Dr. Flutterby has all kinds of big ideas on how to capture this creature and along the way encourages us to discover how helping our world can begin with tiny actions!
Join us each week as we follow the sagas of Dr. Flutterby and their search for the Blue Morpho as we sing, dance and discover at the Jungle Jam. Next, crews will head out to the Bug Zone to create, experiment, play and even snack their way to discover some pretty amazing tiny creatures that help us see ourselves woven into God’s big vision of love for the world!
Kids, make sure and check in at the Wild Welcome Table, get your name tag, and then sit down with your crew to enjoy music and community time in the Commons. At the Welcome, you will be invited to head to the Jungle Jam in the gym! We will be “in the wild” learning and having some “wild” fun for about an hour before heading back to the Commons to join up with our families.
What to expect each WILD week:
April 12 – Welcome to the Wild Warm Up Week! Join us this week and begin to get to know your Wild Crews and leaders. Kids will get a taste for the world of tiny creatures and just how mighty a role they play in our big world.
April 19 – Welcome to the world of the tiny Dung Beetle - the mighty sanitation workers of the world; helping us to remember to do what we can! Cleaning up one poop ball at a time.
April 26 – Welcome to the world of the tiny Blue Herring with a mighty surprising voice; reminding us to Let our (voice) bubble out and be heard!
May 3 – Welcome to the world of the tiny Tardigrade; whose resilience keeps us bouncing back, even when big challenges knock us down!
May 10 – Welcome to the world of the tiny Leaf Cutter Ant; whose strength and teamwork help remind us to lean together in mighty ways.
May 17 – Welcome to the world of the tiny and humble Earthworm who worms into our heart in big ways, reminding us that repairing the hurts of the world might just be the mightiest thing we can do.