Autumn Nature Study Free Printable for Your Homeschool
Free nature study printable for your homeschool this autumn!
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How Did a Camera Help People See Nature?
An Ansel Adams nature study introduces children to the art of observing nature through the lens of a camera. In this podcast episode, young learners meet the photographer who became known for capturing the beauty of wild places in black and white, helping others notice details they may have never seen before. Instead of studying…
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How Nature Journaling Builds Artisitic Skills for Kids
Imagine an activity where your child explores creativity, practices art, and enjoys nature—without fear of mistakes. That’s the magic of how nature journaling builds artistic skills in a fun, pressure-free way! This simple practice blends observation, creativity, and self-expression in a relaxed and fun way. Whether your child loves art or feels unsure, nature journaling…
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How To Use Picture Books to Teach Expository Writing
Why would anyone use picture books to teach expository writing? Because picture books are written by master authors who can teach us clearly through their examples. Not to mention, it doesn’t take long to read through most picture books, so you can share examples and get right to the work of writing. What is expository…
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How To Teach an Interest-Based Nature Study with NaturExplorers
It’s time for another peek into the real-life study of nature! In this post, you’ll see how easily Amber Oliver and her children could explore and discover wildflowers through an interest-based nature study. I believe in occasionally letting our children have a say in their schooling. It’s highly motivating for them to make decisions and…
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Why Are Hummingbirds So Colorful? Nature Study for Kids
Get ready for a hummingbird nature study that’s as vibrant as the bird itself! In this episode of the No Sweat Nature Study Podcast, children will learn why hummingbirds appear so dazzling in the sunlight. Using age-appropriate language, Mrs. Cindy introduces the fascinating science of structural coloration, a concept found in feathers, light, and reflection….
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A Literature-Based Apple Unit Study for Homeschooling Families
I love unit studies, and autumn is one of the very best times for fun, nature-based science. By September, apple orchards are bursting with ripe fruit, and it just happens to be the birthday month of Johnny Appleseed! That makes it the perfect season for an apple unit study that your entire family can enjoy….
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What Happens to Animals When the Tide Goes Out? Nature Study
A tides nature study is a fantastic way to explore ocean science with your kids, especially when it includes fascinating tide pool animals! In this episode of the No Sweat Nature Study Podcast, children learn what happens when the tide goes out and discover how creatures like sea stars, crabs, and anemones survive in ever-changing…
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Why Do Octopuses Have Blue Blood? Nature Study
Get ready for a wild underwater adventure with this octopus nature study! In this episode of the No Sweat Nature Study Podcast, kids will learn why octopuses have blue blood, how their bodies collect oxygen, and what makes them so perfectly suited for life in the ocean. From hemocyanin to camouflage, this short science lesson…
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What’s Inside a Sunflower Seed? Nature Study for Kids
A sunflower nature study is the perfect way to mix summer fun with meaningful science learning. In this episode of the No Sweat Nature Study Podcast, kids find out what’s really hiding inside a sunflower seed. They’ll learn about seed parts, the process of germination, and how one tiny seed grows into a towering sunflower,…
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Guess the Fastest-Growing Vegetable Nature Study for Kids
Ready for a fun vegetable nature study? In this No Sweat Nature Study Podcast episode, kids will investigate a big garden mystery: Which vegetable grows the fastest? With a bit of science and a lot of curiosity, Mrs. Cindy will help young learners make predictions and learn why some veggies seem to shoot up overnight….
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Summer Tasks for the Homeschooling Mom
A mother’s job is never done, especially when she homeschools her children. But, these homeschool mom summer tasks should help you feel less frazzled in the day-to-day. You can enter a new school year organized and refreshed! Summer is a wonderful time in every childhood. There are weeks on end of late nights, fireflies, the…
