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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 inspires confidence and creativity. It encourages a love for art and the natural world that can last a lifetime. Discover Artistic Growth Through Nature Journaling Nature journaling is an excellent way for homeschool students to combine observation with creativity. While it’s often viewed as a…
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Literature-Based, Project-Based Ideas for an Elementary Astronomy Unit Study
The study of astronomy with my seven and 10-year-old children was surprisingly fascinating! As usual, we used bits and pieces of this and that, with lots of living literature, a field trip, and projects, to learn about our solar system….
Time and Money Picture Books for Teaching Math
Time and money picture books are invaluable to teach complex math concepts to children. These fun books will keep everyone inspired to learn! Did you know that time and money are forms of measurement? Yes! The minutes and hours that…
Are All Diamonds the Same Color? Nature Study for Kids
Diamonds come in a rainbow of colors, from pink to blue to black! In this No Sweat Nature Study Podcast episode, kids explore a “sparkling” diamond nature study by learning how these gemstones form their brilliant colors. This episode highlights…
3 Free Winter Nature Study Printables for Your Homeschool
One of the best ways to perk up the school year during the winter is to get outside. These free winter nature study printables can help you do just that! Yes, you heard right – get outside! I know it’s cold,…
Your Children Will Love Funschooling with Candy Heart Lessons
What kid wouldn’t love a break from the regular schedule of homeschooling to enjoy a funschooling day full of candy heart lessons??? Mom, I promise that your day won’t be wasted, and you’ll be able to check off almost every…
18 Winter Working Animals Books for Kids To Read
You’ll love reading winter working animal books for a new spin on winter-themed reading in your homeschool. Plus, the topic adds a unique layer of science to reading time. Not to mention, several books are inspired by true stories, too!…
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